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It appears Governor Burgum has qualified for Wednesday’s second GOP primary debate ahead of Monday’s deadline, thanks to his ranking in the Trafalgar Group’s national survey.

Bank of North Dakota Chief Business Development Officer Kelvin Hullet says the FAFSA for 2024 won’t be open until December at the earliest, which gives students a shorter window to apply for aid.

If passed as it’s currently written, the Bipartisan Railway Safety Act of 2023 will increase accountability for rail companies, while also enhancing safety requirements for trains that transport hazardous materials.

Have you caught yourself reaching for your credit card more frequently than cash? If so, you’re not alone. Americans’ total credit card balance now sits higher than ever before according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

With more debt and less disposable income, people, especially young people, are having to forgo saving for emergencies and retirement.

Another change allows for individuals who spent time in Europe from 1980–1996 to give blood safely as well.

Senator John Hoeven was in Fargo Sunday welcoming home more than 150 members of the North Dakota National Guard’s 191st Military Police Company.

The pair launched “Clover,” a full-funnel marketing firm to consult and create marketing strategies for any business in the area and beyond.

The Rail Safety Act of 2023 is meant to bolster rail safety, but Homeland Security suggests it might not be the best path forward for our state.

For most, retirement means rest. For Randy Albrecht, it means more bottling, corking and labeling.

The average price of regular gas according to AAA in North Dakota now sits at $4.01, almost $0.25 more per gallon than a month ago.

Police say they are working to confirm which man was the driver and which one was the passenger.

The previously unidentified checkpoint was conducted at Highway 200 Mile Marker 149, roughly one mile west of Hazen from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., according to the Patrol.

North Dakota Tourism says North Dakota leaves start turning in early September and peak in mid-October.

It was a special moment for the family of fallen Fargo Officer Jake Wallin Saturday at the North Dakota State Bison football game against Maine.

When they decided to open a business, they landed on Pilates because they felt like it was something Bismarck lacked.

Fargo Police say the officer injured in the July shooting incident that killed officer Jake Wallin is recovering at home.

Under the Trump Administration, China was able to secure soybeans from South America. Now, North Dakota is in a more favorable position, even if the two nations don’t reach an agreement.

Just days before Pearcy planned to head out, she made the call to sell her ticket and stay home.

The Fargo Police Department released an update video to their social media about the recovery of officers Andrew Dotas and Tyler Hawes.

Highway Patrol reports it will be conducting a planned sobriety checkpoint with the Mercer County Sheriff’s Office on Saturday, Sept. 9.

It’s the school’s first year offering the supplies box option. So far, staff says 65 families purchased one of the $60 impact boxes.

Dakota Farms employees have been serving the community for 50 years but are now dishing out their swan song.

Strasburg, North Dakota is known for its smaller, rural population, being the birthplace of Lawrence Welk, and of course, the legendary Blue Room.

The North Dakota GOP held a watch party to demonstrate their solidarity with the party and their loyalty to the governor.

CrossFit attendees in cities across North Dakota held free classes to raise awareness and money for Officer Wallin’s family’s fundraiser.

The crash report states the man was not wearing a helmet and was pronounced dead at the scene.

Many teachers say they spend money out of their own pocket on supplies for their classrooms throughout the school year.

Wollmuth says the department portioned out Hwy 1804 into nine different three-mile-long sections. One section is the control. The other eight consecutive segments of the road are part of a test.

If you plan to dig anything in your yard beneath 12 inches, North Dakota law requires you to call 811 to have your underground utility lines located and marked.

North Dakota State University partnered with Essentia Health to establish a fellowship of help and community for those nurses through federal grants.

Since the program began, the Council has brought 24 refugees to our state to work in the Bakken.

Prices are up more than 30 cents on average than they were a month ago, a trend of increasing prices that’s been consistent month over month this summer.

One firefighter sustained a minor burn, but MFD reports there were no other injuries. Crews also rescued two cats from the fire.

The shop should be open by the end of August or early September.

Finding a once-in-a-lifetime love is an exciting and beautiful thing.But the cost of weddings is on the rise and the sticker shock is enough to turn those butterflies in your stomach into knots.

The bill has a vast impact on producer livelihoods, how food is grown or raised, and what kinds of foods are grown or raised.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is still investigating the crash.

ND Tourism is reminding the public that vandalism is illegal and harmful to North Dakota’s natural treasures.

The North Dakota Highway Patrol says police have captured 39-year-old, runaway inmate Nathan Allen Lang.

Despite rumors circulating on social media, officials note they have not received any building permit applications for either IHOP or Chipotle.

A popular franchise is hitting the block at the corner of Burnt Boat Drive and Tyler Parkway in Bismarck.

The service is operating at a deficit of about $1.3 million because of inflation and is expected to run out of funds by 2025 or 2026.

Inspectors stand between us and the fate of those cities which have experienced structural collapses.

As Jake Wallin's former co-workers at the Fargo Police Department continue to mourn his loss, they have established “The Leadership Care Fund.”

ND Job Service reports our unemployment rate for June came in at 2.3%. That’s up from 1.9% in May.

For those of you who love fashion, you’ll want to write this date down: August 4. That’s the date the co-owner of Buffalo Gypsy said she plans to open the new store.

One daycare provider says the end of “The Keep Kids Fed Act” makes a big difference.

ND Parks and Rec has added five new pontoons to its fleet.

Bismarck Burleigh Public Health is partnering with Heartview and North Dakota Safety Council to help save lives.