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North Dakota's Second-Largest City Is An Artsy Underrated Gem Of Eclectic Dining And Culture
This North Dakota city might not be on your radar, but it should be for its unique restaurants and bars, local arts scene, ...
Do North Dakotans support or reject smart city technology?
HostingAdvice surveyed 3,000 people to find out which towns and cities' locals would most support turning their city into a ...
Fewer people moving to and from North Dakota, U-Haul study finds
A new study by U-Haul analyzed the trends of North Dakotans who moved into and out of the state in 2024, and found that both ...
The Bismarck Tribune3d
Lincoln City Council violated open records, meetings laws, North Dakota AG says
North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley on Thursday issued an opinion that determined the Lincoln City Council violated ...
NewsDakota2d
First of 4 Legislative Information Forums set for Jan. 25
With the North Dakota Legislature convening on Tuesday, Jan. 7, two local civic groups are planning monthly informational ...
onlyinyourstate.com5d
Embrace the Chill More Ways Than One at This Cozy Winter Getaway in North Dakota
Travel in style and hide away at this cozy winter retreat in rural North Dakota. It might be cold outside, but this ...
Grand Forks Herald4d
As lawmakers consider property tax relief, Doug Burgum urges income tax changes instead
Burgum would rather lawmakers concentrate on income tax reform. In an early December meeting with the Grand Forks Herald, he ...
The Bismarck Tribune4d
It's a cold start to 2025 in North Dakota; snow possible this weekend
Cold weather is accompanying the start of the new year in North Dakota, likely freezing over the Missouri River in the ...
Minot Daily News6d
City promotes open records law change
The City of Minot plans to ask the Legislature for changes to North Dakota’s open records law. The city’s experience during its recent investigation into allegations against the police chief, as well ...