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Bismarck's first playoff lead on home ice came minutes into the second period of Game 5 of their Central Division semifinal ...
The recent weekslong dip in prices for crude oil is not "rooted in strong fundamentals" of the market, North Dakota's top oil ...
Each year a ceremonial Arbor Day tree is dedicated to a local resident whose efforts have made a significant contribution to ...
Are you afraid of anything? If you are, don’t be “scared” to admit it because, even so, you are in good company.
The animating beliefs of this administration range from dangerously wrong to head-spinningly crazy. Tariffs are in the first ...
Newly released call logs show late Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem spoke with former Sen. Ray Holmberg during a sex crime ...
A Lee Enterprises investigation found most states fail to protect vulnerable women and few law enforcement agencies punish the owners of the businesses, let alone go after their support networks.
Gov. Kelly Armstrong vetoed a bill Monday that opponents worried would lead to state employees paying health insurance ...
It's not often that the 144th overall pick is the biggest story of the NFL draft. But Shedeur Sanders was not the usual 144th ...
Here’s how the Lee Enterprises Public Service team did a first-of-its-kind analysis of states’ efforts to protect women who are subject to sex trafficking at illicit massage parlors.
The end of North Dakota’s biennial lawmaking session is approaching, and nearly 500 bills have been signed into law by Gov.
A Bismarck man who hit another man in the parking lot of a bar in January was sentenced to 1 ½ years in prison after pleading ...