Sep. 25—GRAND FORKS — A challenger for the District 18 Senate seat believes work must be done in the child care sector if North Dakota ever hopes to ease the state's workforce shortage. The ...

GRAND FORKS — A challenger for the District 18 Senate seat believes work must be done in the child care sector if North Dakota ever hopes to ease the state’s workforce shortage.

The allegations, made in an order filed by the North Dakota Securities commissioner, are the latest against Michael Kuntz, of Grand Forks, and Jeremy L. Carlson, of Fargo.

Meanwhile, Merrill Piepkorn’s campaign committee ‘Merrill for North Dakota’ has raised around $175,000, while Coachman has received around $25,000 in donations. Close Thanks for signing up!

BISMARCK — The race for North Dakota's lone seat in the U.S. House of Representatives has shaken out to be between an incumbent Republican representative and an independent political newcomer ...

North Dakota is not the first state to consider a state-level government efficiency panel. Others include Florida, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Texas and Wisconsin.