Amy Dalrymple

A former state official who authorized the deletion of the late North Dakota Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem’s email account has died.

A former North Dakota lawmaker who pleaded guilty last week to a child sex tourism charge believed he wasn’t breaking any local laws.

A former North Dakota lawmaker who pleaded guilty Thursday to a child sex tourism charge believed he wasn’t breaking any local laws.

The United Nations voted by a wide margin on Friday to grant new “rights and privileges” to Palestine.

North Dakota officials filed more than 200 pages arguing to keep the Dakota Access Pipeline operating just as a public comment period for the controversial project closed Wednesday.

WILLISTON – The company that proposes a major crude oil pipeline for the Bakken says it will minimize impacts to agriculture and use state-of-the-art safety features, but nearly half of

Advocates fighting sex trafficking in North Dakota say they sometimes wonder what the point is of rescuing victims when those people have nowhere to go.

The U.S. Department of the Treasury and the IRS have announced a plan to close a significant tax loophole used by large partnerships. This initiative addresses “related party basis shifting,” a tactic that allows businesses to manipulate asset purchase prices for tax benefits. This move is expected to generate over $50 billion in revenue over the next decade. The plan includes proposed regulations and a revenue ruling to curb transactions lacking economic substance. The effort is part of a broad…

‘I ain’t for sale no more’

North Dakota's oil boom has transformed small, relatively quiet towns into some of the fastest-growing communities in the nation.