North Dakota’s lawmakers face criticism for supporting Trump’s unapproved military strike on Iran, while federal actions—like cutting Minnesota’s Medicaid funds and detaining a legal U.S. citizen—raise concerns over civil liberties and constitutional accountability.

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

North Dakota State beat St. Thomas 63-51 to reach the Summit League Championship game, where they’ll face South Dakota State for an NCAA Tournament spot.

A North Dakota judge voided permits for a $8 billion carbon pipeline project, ruling that forced land use violates constitutional property rights.

Pepperoni led U.S. frozen pizza sales in 2025, with Detroit-style crust surging and regional flavor preferences emerging.

A Bismarck man died in a solo crash when his Mustang veered off Sibley Drive and hit trees; he was not wearing a seat belt.

On March 10, 2026, federal and local agencies searched Wika Arms in Galesburg, ND, over suspected gun and drug crimes, with no arrests made.

A fire at a Fargo storage facility on March 10, 2026, damaged 12 units, caused explosions and roof collapses, but no one was hurt.

Fargo Police Chief Dave Zibolski is retiring March 27, 2026, after leading reforms and facing scrutiny over retention and communication.

Rob Port celebrates 10 years at Forum Communications, reflecting on a career shaped by integrity, not ideology.