S&P affirms Bank of North Dakota A+ credit rating for 2026
The North Dakota Industrial Commission has announced that Standard & Poor’s (S&P) has reaffirmed the Bank of North Dakota’s (BND) credit rating at A+/Stable.
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Matt Clark appointed as North Dakota State Fire Marshal by Insurance Commissioner Godfread
Insurance Commissioner Jon Godfread has named Matt Clark as the new State Fire Marshal for North Dakota.
North Dakota Mill president Vance Taylor announces retirement after more than 25 years
Vance Taylor, president and CEO of the North Dakota Mill and Elevator, has announced plans to retire on July 3, 2026.
North Dakota Industrial Commission approves over $4.8M in new lignite research grants
The North Dakota Industrial Commission has approved over $4.8 million in grants through the Lignite Research Program for three projects aimed at supporting the state’s lignite industry.
St. Michael man indicted on multiple felonies including murder by North Dakota grand jury
A federal grand jury has indicted D’Angelo James Hunt, 26, of St. Michael, North Dakota, on ten federal felony charges including murder and manslaughter.
North Dakota energy firm sentenced for Clean Air Act violation
Targa Badlands LLC, a company operating in North Dakota, has been sentenced for violating the Clean Air Act. U.S. District Judge Daniel M. Traynor issued the sentence following a plea…
North Dakota launches new agriculture relief loan programs for farmers
The North Dakota Industrial Commission has introduced two new loan programs aimed at providing relief to the state’s agriculture producers.
Warwick man sentenced to 20 years for sexual abuse involving minors
A Warwick, North Dakota man has been sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for sexual abuse offenses involving minors.
US Campaign for Palestinian Rights settles PPP loan case with federal government
The United States Attorney’s Office for the District of North Dakota announced a settlement with Education for Just Peace in the Middle East, which operates as the US Campaign for…
North Dakota student advances to national civics competition in Washington DC
Clara Z., an eighth-grade student from Erik Ramstad Middle School in Minot, will represent North Dakota at the National Civics Bee Championship in Washington, D.C. on November 11.
Fargo man faces federal charges for online threats against president and officials
A man from West Fargo, North Dakota, has appeared in federal court after being charged with threatening the President of the United States and other federal officials.
Powerball player wins $100,000 prize with ticket sold in Williston
A Powerball ticket sold in Williston has won a $100,000 prize in the October 29 drawing.
North Dakota Industrial Commission awards over $45 million for enhanced oil recovery research
The North Dakota Industrial Commission has approved $45.1 million in matching grants for six projects focused on Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) as part of the 62nd grant round of the…
FOIA request sent to North Dakota University System regarding college employee compensation data on October 30, 2025
FOIA Request to North Dakota University System regarding college employee compensation data on October 30, 2025.
NFIB director thanks lawmakers for making small business tax deduction permanent
North Dakota State Director Don Larson wrote an opinion piece in The Forum expressing gratitude to Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak and the North Dakota congressional delegation for their support of the…
Faith Dixon pleads guilty to felony theft over misuse of education grant funds
Faith Dixon of Fargo, North Dakota, has pleaded guilty to three felony counts of theft by deception in Morton County Court.
North Dakota Transportation Hall of Honor seeks nominees for 2026 recognition
The North Dakota Transportation Hall of Honor is accepting nominations for its 2026 class.
North Dakota health insurance premiums may rise in 2026 if federal subsidies expire
North Dakota residents who buy their own health insurance may face higher premiums in 2026 if enhanced federal subsidies are not renewed.
Lane closures and restrictions set for Highway 1806 project near Mandan
Temporary lane closures will begin October 20 for a project on North Dakota Highway 1806, located 11 miles south of Mandan.
State Board of Animal Health to discuss rule changes in October teleconference
The State Board of Animal Health has scheduled a meeting for 3 p.m. on Wednesday, October 22, 2025.
Temporary closure planned for I-194 to I-94 eastbound ramp in Bismarck
A road repair project will lead to the temporary closure of the on-ramp from Interstate 194 to Interstate 94 eastbound in Bismarck, North Dakota.
North Dakota DOT seeks more public input on transportation participation plan
The North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) is inviting the public to provide further feedback on its draft Public and Non-Metropolitan Local Official Participation Plan.
North Dakota DOT opens applications for 2028 Transportation Alternatives program
The North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) has opened the application period for its Transportation Alternatives (TA) program, targeting projects scheduled for federal fiscal year 2028.
North Dakota Department of Agriculture offers worm conservation kits to elementary teachers
First- to third-grade teachers in North Dakota can now apply for worm soil conservation kits, an initiative from the North Dakota Department of Agriculture and the North Dakota Ag in…
North Dakota highlights community roles during Substance Use Prevention Month
North Dakota is observing Substance Use Prevention Month by encouraging community members to focus on prevention efforts.