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McFeely: Whatever happens with Trump, Gov. Burgum owns it

Good or bad, a second administration of Donald Trump has North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum's fingerprints all over it

Trump considers ‘energy czar’ post

President-elect Donald Trump is considering appointing a White House “energy czar” to coordinate the incoming administration’s energy policies across the administration, according to two people with knowledge of the transition.

North Dakota 2024 ballot measures

This constitutional measure would amend and reenact sections 12 and 13 of article IX of the Constitution of North Dakota, relating to the

Record Bullhead caught in Devils Lake

DEVILS LAKE, N.D. (KFYR) - According to the North Dakota Game and Fish Department, Daniel Wegener’s bullhead caught on Sept. 27 broke a state record for the species that’s been in the books for more than 35 years. The Fort Totten angler reeled in his 4-pound, 9-ounce bullhead from Devils Lake.

Fargo woman charged with Felony Medicaid fraud

Denise Wolobah has been charged with 4 felony counts, including Medicaid fraud, unauthorized use of personal identifying info, forgery and tampering with informants in criminal investigation.

Secretary of state emphasizes accurate, secure voting system ahead of Election Day

North Dakota’s secretary of state emphasized Tuesday how the state’s elections are accurate and secure during the North Dakota Association of Counties annual meeting in Bismarck. Secretary of State Michael Howe pushed back on misconceptions some have about the state’s voting system,

ND County auditors receive Hero Award

BISMARCK – North Dakota Secretary of State Michael Howe has named the North Dakota County Auditors Association as the recipient of the 2024 North Dakota Election Hero Award, according to a news release.

North Dakota Woman Sentenced To 25 Years In Jail For Poisoning Boyfriend In Inheritance Scam

Riley started experiencing symptoms a day after drinking the contaminated tea and was found dead the next day.

North Dakota property tax measure fundraising dwarfed by that of opponents

Supporters of Measure 4 have raised just over $105,000 for a group called End The Unfair Property Tax. The coalition opposed to Measure 4, Keep It Local, has raised more than $1.8 million, according to campaign finance reports available as of Friday afternoon.

Hillsboro-Central Valley seventh-grader taking North Dakota cross country by storm

Claire Grinde enters this weekend's state meet as the No. 1-ranked runner in North Dakota Class B girls Hillsboro-Central Valley seventh-grader Claire Grinde, who won the Class A girls race, runs alone Saturday,

US Senate race focuses on working on issues for ND

As the underdog Democrat taking on her second Republican incumbent, U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen has been running a dogged campaign to unseat first-term U.S. Sen. Kevin Cramer. In accepting the Democratic-NPL nomination in April,

3 Blue Jays Named To Boys Soccer All-State Teams

Three members of the best Jamestown High School boys soccer team ever were named to North Dakota High School Soccer Coaches Association All-State teams, and their coach was also honored. Jamestown’s two leading scorers,

Doug Leier: Beyond the numbers, weather and habitat tell the real story for North Dakota pheasants

The right weather at the right time is preferred. Often, that’s more of a wish than reality, while a winter with plenty of deep snow and cold can thin even the strongest numbers.

Hardy Grape Varieties Advance the Growth of North Dakota’s Wine Industry

By Lucy Wyndham With the establishment of North Dakota’s first bonded winery as late as 2002, the state is the newest to develop a viticulture industry. While still very small, it has continued to gro

The most famous athlete born in every state

Great athletes have been born all across America. Serena Williams may have gotten her start on tennis courts in Compton, but she was born in Michigan. Take a look below and see the most famous athlete born in your home state.

Missed chances and mistakes cost the Jacks the Dakota Marker in lost to Bison

The rock remains in Fargo after the 13-9 defeat, and South Dakota State will have to hope some of the mistakes (such as their ten penalties for 89 yards) made stay their too if they want different results through the rest of the season. Or should they see the Bison again in the postseason.

More than $58 million in federal funding announced for two Grand Forks energy projects

A Minnkota subsidiary received $49 million to construct a carbon storage facility as part of Project Tundra, and UND's EERC received $9 million for a carbon capture feasibility study in Washington.

North Dakota is ramping up its EV charger installations

The North Dakota Department of Transportation announced a funding opportunity for DC fast chargers in 16 communities across the state.

Last of western North Dakota wildfires 100% contained

Authorities announced Monday that the Bear Den fire, near Mandaree, is now fully contained. The fires destroyed nearly 120,000 acres.

How to Watch the Youngstown State vs. North Dakota Game: Streaming & TV Channel Info for Oct. 26

Learn which TV channel or how to live stream the Youngstown State Penguins vs. North Dakota Fightin' Hawks game, Saturday, Oct. 26.

USDA offers relief for North Dakota wildfires

By Scout Nelson North Dakota’s agricultural operations have been significantly impacted by recent wildfires, prompting the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to offer financial and technical assistance.

North Dakota County Auditors Association Receives 2024 Election Hero Award

BISMARCK, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) -North Dakota Secretary of State Michael Howe has announced the North Dakota County Auditors Association recipient of the 2024 North Dakota Election Hero Award. The hon

Grand Forks man sentenced to 13 years in federal prison for stolen firearm possession, federal agent assault

Michael Allen Otto rammed his vehicle into two law enforcement vehicles when they tried to apprehend him for a pretrial release violation in July, according to a press release.

Bear Den Fire considered fully contained; wildfire danger continues in North Dakota

The last of six major wildfires that collectively scorched as much as 188 square miles in northwestern North Dakota this month has been contained.

Protect your house from North Dakota rodents this winter

Rodent Awareness Week takes place from October 20-26, and the National Pest Management Association (NPMA) wants to alert homeowners of unwanted visitors when temperatures start to drop.

Former Fighting Hawk Riese Gaber Scores First Pro Goal

Former North Dakota forward and current Savannah Ghost Pirate Riese Gaber scored his first professional goal Friday. Currently in his rookie season in the ECHL, Gaber's tally helped the Ghost Pirates down the Indy Fuel 4-1 in their season opener. He also picked up an assist to give him two points on the night.

Lawmakers to propose Legacy Fund Transparency Act

Three Republican lawmakers from District 12 plan to bring legislation during the 2025 legislation session to require the state to publish all investments of Legacy Fund money online. The Legacy Fund was established by a constitutional amendment approved by North Dakota voters in 2010.

How to Watch the Murray State vs. North Dakota State Game: Streaming & TV Channel Info for Oct. 26

Learn which TV channel or how to live stream the Murray State Racers vs. North Dakota State Bison game, Saturday, Oct. 26.

Semi Driver Injured After Crashing Into Train in Dense Fog Saturday Near Ayr, ND

North Dakota Highway Patrol is investigating a crash between a semi hauling gravel and a train. It happened Saturday morning just northwest of Ayr. The patrol says a 36-year-old man driving the semi was headed east on Cass County 4 and did not see the crossing arms.

Coyotes stumble in 4-2 loss at North Dakota State

Playing in its final road match of the regular season, the South Dakota women’s soccer program fell 4-2 at North Dakota State Sunday afternoon at Dacotah Field in Fargo,

College football: No. 10 North Dakota hands UNI its fifth-straight loss

The Fighting Hawks scored 24 unanswered points to pull away from the Panthers Saturday in Missouri Valley Football Conference action in Grand Forks, N.D.

HIGHLIGHTS: UND back in the win column with a 31-7 victory over Northern Iowa

Following a bye week, the North Dakota Fighting Hawks have their first win in October, a dominating 31-7 victory Saturday over the Northern Iowa Panthers.

Updated (video): Eisele gets redemption as Minnesota State shuts out North Dakota

Adam Eisele might not have Bob Marley's music regularly streaming on his pregame playlist, but he was definitely singing a "Redemption Song" on Saturday night.

NDSU outbattles SDSU in Dakota Marker Rivalry game

The Dakota Marker has made Brookings its home for four years, but this time it's not making the trip back with the Jackrabbits.

ND VOTERS SPOTLIGHT – What is Measure 5?

North Dakota voters will decide the future of recreational marijuana in the state on November 5, as Initiated Measure 5, the Marijuana Legalization Initiative, appears on the ballot. A “yes” vote on M

Bison Top Jackrabbits 13-9 for Dakota Marker

RaJa Nelson caught a 20-yard pass from Cam Miller to cap the 10-play scoring drive for the Bison (7-1, 4-0 MVFC), who snapped a five-game losing streak to South Dakota State (5-2, 2-1 MVFC). It was Nelson’s second touchdown reception of the game.

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