Fargo criminal defense attorney Mark Friese appointed to North Dakota Supreme Court

Deadlines are nearing for North Dakota government agencies to bring their websites and mobile apps into compliance with new federal accessibility standards. But some officials say content may need to be removed rather than updated.

North Dakota Republican Rep. Julie Fedorchak will host a virtual forum next week.

A ‘servant leader’ honored: The nation pays tribute to Jesse Jackson, civil rights icon Via @statesnewsroom.com

High housing costs, shortages propel movement on reform in Congress

After Minnesota church protest, states move to crack down on disruptions Via @stateline.org

North Dakota man among 5 charged in Agridime cattle fraud case

Small business owners squeezed by Trump tariffs await Supreme Court decision By @ashleymurray.bsky.social of @statesnewsroom.com

North Dakota had six confirmed measles cases Monday and a growing list of potential exposure sites in the eastern portion of the state, the Department of Health and Human Services said.

North Dakota’s statewide office-holders up for reelection in 2026 are all running, though some haven’t made formal campaign announcements.

North Dakota Republican incumbents on the fence about state convention amid party’s shift to the right

On A Closer Look with the Monitor, reporter Mary Steurer talks to Prairie Public's Craig Blumenshine about ICE detention cases that are in North Dakota federal court.

Could a North Dakota law that makes it illegal for people to conceal their identities in certain situations also apply to masked immigration agents?

Commentary: For Indigenous Americans it’s unthinkable, but true. ICE is arresting, detaining Native Americans.

Clock ticks toward Department of Homeland Security shutdown after midnight deadline By @arianalfigueroa.bsky.social of @statesnewsroom.com

Breast cancer survival rates higher in Medicaid expansion states, study finds Via @stateline.org

Delays in the federal immigration system are creating frustration for North Dakota residents seeking legal immigration and employers who have come to depend on immigrants.

New podcast episode: Monitor reporter Mary Steurer talks to Prairie Public’s Craig Blumenshine about a small but growing number of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention cases moving through ND’s federal court.

Trump administration completes rollback of Obama-era greenhouse gas regulations By @fischler.bsky.social of @statesnewsroom.com

Doctors increasingly see AI scribes in a positive light. But hiccups persist. Via @kffhealthnews.org

North Dakota health officials warned Thursday about possible community spread of measles after a case was identified in Pembina County.

Events, concerts, community initiatives and educational opportunities will headline a year of celebration in North Dakota for the 250th birthday of the United States.

Border Czar Tom Homan announces end to Operation Metro Surge Via @minnesotareformer.com

US House in bipartisan vote defies Trump, agrees to end his tariffs on Canada By @ashleymurray.bsky.social of @statesnewsroom.com

ND Rep. Julie Fedorchak votes yes as US House approves bill mandating proof of citizenship for voting in federal elections Via @statesnewsroom.com

17 North Dakota agencies sign up for voluntary job buyout program

The Department of Homeland Security budget was held up by Democrats after the killing of two U.S. citizens by immigration agents in Minneapolis.

Jobs report shows a historic stall in hiring last year Via @stateline.org

A handful of House Republicans tanked a procedural vote Tuesday night that would have kept intact a ban on congressional action against President Donald Trump’s emergency tariffs.

Federal election bill not expected to affect North Dakota, the only state without voter registration

A Jamestown resident who ran across all 50 states to promote healthy living announced she will run for North Dakota’s U.S. House seat for the Democratic-NPL party.

North Dakota farmers will be without a key federal crop insurance option this year as they prepare for spring planting.

North Dakota lawmaker resigns to take federal USDA post

Trump shuts out Democratic governors from traditional White House gatherings

With electricity bills rising, some states consider new data center laws Via @stateline.org buff.ly/9e3VuQF

North Dakota state agencies have asked a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit challenging a state law that criminalizes lying or making intentionally misleading statements in political ads.

Election officials are watching recent developments that could affect their preparations for November’s midterm elections.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright continued a Trump administration stress on fossil fuels like coal, oil and gas.

In our latest podcast episode, Monitor reporter Jacob Orledge and Prairie Public’s Craig Blumenshine discuss how North Dakota could become a source for critical minerals. Find A Closer Look with the Monitor on major podcast platforms, or wherever you listen to Prairie Public. buff.ly/Lj3W9yF

7 emergency petitions have been filed in North Dakota federal court seeking review of ICE detentions.

In today’s podcast episode, Monitor reporter Jacob Orledge and Prairie Public’s Craig Blumenshine discuss a recent landowner conference on emerging industries coming to ND. Check out A Closer Look with the Monitor on our website and major podcast platforms.

A White House spokesperson said a “staffer erroneously made the post” that included the Obamas and was shared on President Donald Trump’s social media platform.

The final health spending bill Congress approved rejected nearly all of the major cuts proposed by President Donald Trump.

On this week’s episode of A Closer Look with the Monitor, reporter Jacob Orledge and Prairie Public's Craig Blumenshine discuss a proposal to extract lithium from oil field wastewater in western North Dakota. Find our podcast on major podcast platforms. buff.ly/Lj3W9yF

North Dakota approves Xcel electricity rate increase

US Senate Republicans block attempt to sue Trump administration over Epstein files By @ashleymurray.bsky.social of @statesnewsroom.com buff.ly/HF9sbF5

In setback for Trump, Congress in spending law rejects call to axe Education Department Via @statesnewsroom.com

Iowa would tax pipeline-transported carbon dioxide under proposed bill Via @iowacapitaldispatch.com

The soybean and corn industries got some good news this week with the federal government providing some clarity on tax credits for renewable fuels made from the crops.

Some North Dakota state employees will be offered early retirement incentives as the state tries to adjust to declining revenues, driven in part by low oil prices.