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Big changes are coming to how North Dakota supports kids and families, with a new report shedding light on the future of community services.

Livestock producers in parts of North Dakota can get up to $10,000 back on water projects, from new wells to pipeline extensions, if they qualify under the new program.

Russell Barkie was last known to be in Minot, North Dakota. Now Williston detectives are working to figure out where he went.

The state just laid out its transportation priorities through 2030. County highways, urban streets, and transit programs are all on the table, and public input is open now.

North Dakota's largest state agency just got a new leader, and he's no stranger to the work, having already overseen HHS as a senior adviser.

TikTok's ownership shakeup, with Oracle and American investors now holding majority stakes, was enough to change minds at the North Dakota Capitol.

Dry conditions across parts of North Dakota have ranchers scrambling, and a state program is working to match those who need hay with those who have it.

Striking a buried utility line can knock out power, cut off phone service, or cause serious injury. One free call to 811 before digging can prevent all of that.

A 4.7 percent wage increase in one year puts Montana workers ahead of nearly every other state in the nation.

North Dakota is putting $2 million toward getting rural patients to their doctor's appointments, and the need out here is real.