C.S. Hagen

The caucus was held at Minnesota State University's Comstock Memorial Union.

"If passed, this measure would drastically impact the trajectory of North Dakota, hindering economic vibrancy and reducing the state’s competitive advantage," the Chamber said in a release.

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics compiled its latest findings for the year 2022, which shows fatal work injuries increased across North Dakota, while deaths in Minnesota remained about the same.

Part 1: How a secretive potato deal with Honduras shook North Dakota, sent two people to prison, forced the Honduran Army to collect a debt and made state leaders look like a 'bunch of idiots.'

In the span of three years, two separate families were targeted by 'madmen' in western North Dakota. And then a masked mob took matters into their own hands at gunpoint.

In 1926, she was charged with the murder of her husband after just two years of marriage. Faced with insurmountable odds, she took up the judicial fight to prove her innocence.

ROGERS — Ten years have passed since Andrew Sadek was found dead in the Red River with a backpack full of rocks and a .22-caliber bullet in his head.

Dr. Helena Knauf Wink was big-hearted, beloved, and whether by buggy or Model T, lead-foot speedy. Among many other medical procedures, Wink delivered about 5,000 babies.

Plymouth Brethren has long called Neche, North Dakota, home. But global scrutiny has cast a spotlight on the church and its powerful position in a small rural town on the border with Canada.

The Plymouth Brethren, with a church in Neche, North Dakota, has its own schools and inculcated a culture of control, exclusion, intolerance and alcohol, according to former members.