North Dakota attorney general determining the effect of Roe v. Wade ruling on the state
North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley said he's evaluating a U.S. Supreme Court decision that gives states the authority to decide if abortion is legal.
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North Dakota's unemployment rate down slightly
North Dakota's unemployment rate dropped from 2.5 percent in April to 2.1 percent in May, according to a news release from Job Services North Dakota.
South Dakota utilities commissioners won't dismiss application for CO2 pipeline
The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission rejected a motion that would have dismissed an application for a proposed CO2 pipeline scheduled to run through the state.
Most North Dakota job openings pay $25+ hourly as job seekers wane
The majority of North Dakota's 19,396 job openings in May paid more than $25 per hour but employers are still trying to find workers.
North Dakota officials monitoring water near fertilizer spill
North Dakota's State Department of Environmental Quality is monitoring water surface water about 33 miles south of Fargo, where a liquid fertilizer spill occurred recently.
Petition circulating in North Dakota to place marijuana legalization on ballot
A statewide petition drive is currently underway in North Dakota to put a measure on the ballot this November legalizing recreational cannabis.
North Dakota Landowners Build Opposition to Land Use for Carbon Pipeline
The list of North Dakota counties voicing concerns about a proposed carbon-emissions pipeline is growing longer.
Hundreds of South Dakota residents concerned about proposed carbon pipeline
The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission (PUC) has received hundreds of applications for party status as it decides whether a carbon capture pipeline should wind through the state.
In snowstorm aftermath, North Dakota cattle producers urged to seek aid
North Dakota ranchers are still assessing their losses from the spring snowstorms. They are being urged to tap into federal relief, and some are calling for better payouts.
Sale of North Dakota's largest power plant finalized
The sale of a 1,151-megawatt power plant from Great River Energy to Rainbow Energy Center LLC will keep 650 jobs in the state, North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum said in a news release.
