Former North Dakota lawmaker Ray Holmberg has pleaded guilty to traveling to Europe with the intent to pay for sex with a minor during multiple trips to the Czech Republic.

North Dakota’s military footprint stands to benefit from the House’s newly passed $831.5 billion defense spending bill, but ...

Even modest improvements to our nation's debt and deficit problems are going to be painful, but we can still do better than ...

Tom Strinden, the husband of North Dakota Lt. Gov. Michelle Strinden, has died at the age of 63 after a 17-month battle with ...

And North Dakota politicians are celebrating as Secretary Noem moves to D.C. for her new position. Secretary Noem has long served the people of South Dakota.

Two North Dakota tribes and a group of tribal citizens have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to keep North Dakota’s district map ...

Democratic military veteran Trygve Hammer of Minot, North Dakota, has launched his campaign to unseat the Peace Garden State's sole congressional representative, Kelly Armstrong. "It is time to ...

North Dakota voters on Tuesday approved a ballot measure barring congressional candidates who would turn 81 by the end of the year before their term would expire.

Feb. 3—GRAND FORKS — When Earl Pomeroy held North Dakota's seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, he said he didn't long for a spot in the Senate "with any lust in my heart." After all ...

Powerful former North Dakota lawmaker pleads guilty to traveling to Europe to pay for sex with minor Ray Holmberg, 80, of Grand Forks, served more than 45 years in the North Dakota Senate.

Elected governor of North Dakota in 2016 in a major upset, Mr. Burgum is seeking an even bigger one in the Republican presidential race.

A federal judge has ruled that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers must pay $28 million to the state of North Dakota to cover damages caused by protesters who gathered by the thousands in 2016 and ...