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Doug Burgum, according to his former employees

The former software entrepreneur and Interior secretary nominee made Fargo, North Dakota, a destination in the tech world.

Unlock the Best Black Friday Deals Without Breaking the Bank

Learn how to shop like a pro this Black Friday with smart strategies and tips to snag the best deals while avoiding overspending.

Arkansas professor makes case for school choice in North Dakota

Patrick Wolf was a guest of the NDSU Challey Institute for Global Innovation and Growth fall speakers series on Friday, Nov. 1.

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

During Chamber forum, Grand Forks legislative candidates disagree on North Dakota abortion ban

Legislative candidates in Districts 42 and 18 met in forums Tuesday night to talk about issues and priorities as the election nears.

Rural hospitals embrace teamwork

This month, a North Dakota network of rural hospitals enters its second year of trying to make local operations more efficient, so they can keep the doors open for patients and keep their local communities thriving.

Bison, Jacks bucking transfer portal trend

Sluka left the Runnin’ Rebels after three games, citing an unfulfilled promise of $100,000 from a collective. Since he didn’t redshirt at Holy Cross and he played in fewer than four games this season, he still has another year of eligibility.

Jamestown man accused of sex crimes with juveniles dies

JAMESTOWN — A Jamestown man who was arrested on allegations of sex crimes with juveniles has died, according to court documents. Mark Richard Windish, 60, was found dead on Friday, Oct. 11, in McIntosh County in North Dakota, court documents say.

Bond set for Bismarck man whose parole was revoked after drug arrest in Mandan

A Bismarck man who was on parole from a 2021 drug case made his first appearance in court Wednesday for new charges accusing him of possession with intent to distribute

Pride of Dakota Showcase Returns to ND State Fairgrounds

The State Fair Center will be filled with booths and shoppers when the Pride of Dakota Showcase returns to Minot, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 25-26. “This year’s Pride of Dakota Showcase features more

Series Spotlight: A brief history of the Dakota Marker Rivalry

A brief history of the Dakota Marker Rivalry, a college football matchup between North Dakota State and South Dakota State.

Voters mixed on how Measure 4 would affect seniors

Supporters and opponents of a measure to abolish assessment-based property taxes in North Dakota are at loggerheads over how the proposal would affect the state’s retired population. The ballot measure,

Prosecutors ask for hearing that could revoke Ray Holmberg's pre-sentencing release

A report said the former North Dakota senator violated conditions of release while he awaits sentencing for a charge that said he traveled to Prague to sexually abuse children.

5 years into adoption process, North Dakota parents in limbo after new Chinese rule

U.S. delegates have called on Chinese officials to reconsider a new moratorium on adoptions or at least allow pending adoptions to be finalized.

North Dakota National Guard unit headed to southern border

The unit will assist U.S. Customs and Border Protection in the effort to stop illegal immigration and drug trafficking. It's the fourth North Dakota unit to serve on the southern border in recent years.

In District 42 and 18, incumbents back carbon-capture projects, but several others show skepticism

The 12 candidates vying for seats in North Dakota's District 18 and District 42 are split on whether the state should pursue investment in the carbon-capture industry. In a survey sent to all of the candidates in the two districts — both of which represent Grand Forks and portions of rural areas near the city — the Herald asked: "North Dakota potentially has a future in

‘We’ve had enough of it’, Bison Football team looking for first win over South Dakota St. since 2019

South Dakota State has dominated their rivalry series with North Dakota State, holding a five-game winning streak against the Bison. Four of those wins were regular season meetings with the Dakota Marker on the line, along with the National Championship game in January of 2023.

North Dakota vs. Northern Iowa Football Prediction & Game Preview - Oct. 19

Preview the North Dakota Fighting Hawks vs. Northern Iowa Panthers college football matchup, with score predictions, stats, and game information.

ND’s UAS test site first in nation with new capability

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and Northern Plains Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Test Site have reached agreement to share the FAA’s unfiltered radar data feed to support UAS integration efforts.

Fargo Black Lives Matter activist charged with felony theft

Newly filed court documents say Faith Dixon, and her husband Charles Dixon, have both been charged felony theft.

McFeely: An invitation to the Mountain West commissioner

Mike McFeely is a columnist for The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead. He began working for The Forum in the 1980s while he was a student studying journalism at Minnesota State University Moorhead. He's been with The Forum full time since 1990, minus a six-year hiatus when he hosted a local radio talk-show.

League of Women Voters Launches Guide to Voting in 3 Languages

The League of Women Voters has launched a nonpartisan online voting resource available in English, Somali, and Arabic for North Dakota’s November 5, 2024 election. The effort aims to empower new American voters,

North Dakota state champion Ella Speidel of Grand Forks Red River commits to UND women's golf

The first two weeks of October have been thrilling for Grand Forks Red River golfer Ella Speidel. On Tuesday, Oct. 1, Speidel won the North Dakota Class A girls golf state tournament after shooting a 151 (7-over) over the two-day tournament at Prairie West Golf Club in Mandan.

Fargo activist arrested for felony theft, accused of stealing state grant money

A Fargo activist who’s been involved in Black Lives Matter and social justice issues is accused of misappropriating money she received after applying for grants from the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction.

Doug Leier: Hunters play key role in the battle against chronic wasting disease

Game and Fish will conduct surveillance of the state by region on a four-year rotation. This year, the CWD surveillance effort will consist of deer gun units in northeastern North Dakota.

North Dakota enters partnership with Korean research group to boost UAS research

The memorandum of understanding will 'further cement our status as a global leader in this industry,' North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum said.

Williamson At QB Club

This week’s speaker is University of South Dakota head volleyball coach Leanne Williamson. Williamson, in her 11th season at the helm of the Coyotes, is the winningest volleyball coach in USD history, currently at 221-96. The Coyotes, 11-5 on the season, have home matches this week against Kansas City on Thursday and North Dakota State on Saturday.

North Dakota holds steady at No. 9/10 in latest polls

The MVFC has five teams represented in the Stats Perform Poll. South Dakota State holds the top spot, followed by North Dakota State (No. 2) and South Dakota (No. 4). North Dakota remains No. 9. Illinois State rounds out the poll for the conference at No. 21.

Standing Rock Sioux Tribe files new lawsuit over DAPL

WASHINGTON ( North Dakota Monitor) – The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe on Monday filed a new lawsuit against the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers arguing that the Dakota Access Pipeline is operating illegally and must be shut down.

North Dakota governor candidates debate Measure 2, ethics

Candidates for North Dakota governor differed Monday on a ballot measure that would change the process for future voter-initiated measures to amend the state constitution. Republican Kelly Armstrong,

College football: UNI's Farley searching for answers to shore up defense

CEDAR FALLS – When you are defensive minded, and your defense isn’t playing to the level you want it to play, it can be a sore spot.

District 12 Legislators To Introduce Legacy Fund Transparency Act

District 12 legislators announced plans today to introduce the “Legacy Fund Transparency Act” in the upcoming legislative session. The proposed law will require the State Investment Board (SIB) to pub

Burgum signs agreement with KIER

Governor Doug Burgum is in South Korea to sign a memorandum of understanding between North Dakota and the Korean Institute of Energy Research (KIER).

NDSU honors Indigenous Peoples' Day with tipi display

North Dakota State University is celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Day with a tipi display set up by the Native American Student Association.

West Fargo man faces DUI, serious injuries after rear-ending semi in central North Dakota

SYKESTON, N.D. — A 36-year-old West Fargo man was seriously injured and is facing DUI charges after rear-ending a semi-trailer on U.S. Highway 200 near Sykeston on Sunday, Oct. 13. According to the North Dakota Highway Patrol, the crash happened around 7:30 p.m. near mile marker 208, about 1.5 miles west of Sykeston.

Enderlin teen, recovering from freak accident on football field, surrounded by support

Small towns in eastern North Dakota are rallying around 14-year-old Luke Wall, an Enderlin teen recovering from a serious leg injury sustained during a football game.