North Dakota Democrats picked Trygve Hammer for U.S. House in 2026, endorsing other candidates and prioritizing utility costs, voting access, and justice reform.

The federal government approved $194.8 million for North Dakota’s rural health program, part of a $50 billion initiative to boost rural healthcare access and address workforce shortages.

Rep. Zac Ista won't run for re-election in 2026 to spend more time with his young children.

A man died after falling through ice on the Red River near Fargo’s Main Avenue Bridge on March 2, 2026.

Danielle Stein charged with negligent homicide after speeding and distracted driving caused a crash killing bicyclist Mariah Buck in August 2025.

North Dakota chose a new "You betcha, I voted" sticker for 2026 elections, designed by Haylee Senger and inspired by Midwestern themes, to boost voter engagement.

Fargo is hiring four firefighters with no experience needed; training starts April 3, 2026, with pay and benefits from day one.

Leif Erickson was fatally shot in 1930 during a robbery attempt near Fargo, an unsolved crime that shocked the nation.

A driver was cited for speeding at 150 mph in a 70 mph zone, facing a $420 fine, 15 points, and a 28-day license suspension due to a suspended license.

The Bank of North Dakota approved $772,000 in performance-based bonuses for 167 employees under its SMART Plan, linking payouts to collective performance and retention.