North Dakota Government News

North Dakotans are being invited to submit design ideas for the crest of the North Dakota nuclear submarine being built at two East Coast shipyards.

A semi truck driver walked away from a rollover accident on Highway 83 south of Minot Friday.

Board President Grant Shaft says the meeting will be held by telephone conference call at 3 p.m. Monday.

The Yankton Press and Dakotan reports that Dr. Joseph N. Benoit will be inaugurated during a 2 p.m. ceremony.

The North Dakota Department of Transportation has temporarily closed a segment of Sunset Drive in Mandan.

North and South Dakotans are used to people getting their states mixed up, but you would think a veteran national journalist would do his homework before interviewing Republican Sen.

One Republican presidential candidate is announcing his support of North Dakota officials.

It may only be temporary, but the University of North Dakota is taking steps to retrieve the nickname it dropped because of pressure from the NCAA.

People travelling on Highway 2 on the east side of Minot should expect some delays for several days.

The load restrictions set to go into effect on Wednesday, February 8, have been delayed.

The oil boom in western North Dakota has been great news for the state, but also lent itself to inflation and higher crime.

By Kevin Bonham, Grand Forks Herald, N.D. Feb. 03--North Dakota's congressional delegation has asked Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood to support a state request for additional funding to repair flood-damaged roads.

H. Patrick Weir of Dickinson is one of three judges in the Southwest Judicial District.

Scott Besler of Reva, S.D., left, and his wife Lori Besler, are among hundreds of people concerned with the local impact of North Dakota's oil boom who gathered for a town hall in Belle Fourche, S.D., on Thursday, Feb.

Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall and Environment Minister Dustin Duncan met Friday with Gov.

Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem is warning North Dakotans about callers falsely posing as Blue Cross Blue Shield North Dakota under the guise of a survey to its members.

The latest jobs report came out this morning, reporting that January had the most jobs added in nine months.

The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and the states of North Dakota and South Dakota have signed a historic agreement to work together to improve traffic safety for their citizens.

Abolishing North Dakota's property taxes would end local control over projects and services and drive up state sales and income taxes to make up the lost revenue, the proposal's critics said Wednesday.

Because of unseasonably warm weather, the North Dakota Department of Transportation will be placing restrictions on heavy loads.