North Dakota film screening aims to highlight contributions from election workers
North Dakotans will get a chance to see how election workers go to great lengths to ensure a safe and secure voting process.
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North Dakota farming community joins push for jumpstart on Farm Bill talks
The sweeping policy is updated every five years.
North Dakota public schools state their case amid voucher debate
New research is sharpening the focus on the debate over public funding for private school vouchers.
Staying informed becomes harder for North Dakotans
North Dakota has become the latest state to be swept up in the declining presence of local news media.
Raw milk gets foot in the door in North Dakota, but health risk warnings remain
North Dakota has joined the raw-milk movement.
After North Dakota permit rejection, carbon pipeline opponents won't rest
Groups tracking energy policy in the Midwest are sizing up the impact of North Dakota's decision.
North Dakota joins movement to ban foreign ownership of farmland
A pair of new North Dakota laws go into effect today that ban foreign entities from buying land in the state.
Concern lingers over privacy rule opposition regarding abortion care
Reproductive rights voices said having a patchwork of different laws is creating confusion and inequalities.
In North Dakota food desert, town gets funds for 'self-service' grocery store
In recent years, North Dakota's smaller towns have seen at least 15 percent of their grocery stores disappear.
'Designer seeds' poised to transform agriculture
In the future, the food you eat could be grown from seeds developed with gene editing tools.
