News about North Dakota.


03/02/09

Local broadcasters remember Paul Harvey.
 
Lawmakers gear up for another busy week in Bismarck.
 
Rugby rebuilds its police department from scratch.
 
The western oil boom makes its mark on county highways.

02/27/09

"Sexting" making its way to N.D.
 
Cities across the state try to get in on stimulus money.
 
UND's nickname stirs more debate.
 
A Supreme Court ruling could impact placement of a possible Fargo monument.
 

02/26/09

Voters could soon have their say on controversial bills.
 
West Fargo considers a second high school.
 
More cold coming to N.D.
 
CNN reports on Fargo's almost recession-proof economy. Local station KVRR tags along, behind the scenes.

02/25/09

Flood concerns swamp cities along the Red River.
 
Students in Minot cut down on waste.
 
A political power play could be behind a higher education salary freeze.
 
Warning a new text-message scam could cost you.
 
 

02/24/09

Rain in the Middle East? A Fargo company prods Mother Nature.
 
January, February and March Maddness? KXJB and DirecTV remain at odds.
 
Comparing the cost of college in N.D. and the U.S.
 
The state house passes a sobriety bill.

02/22/09

Would you pay for on-line news?
 
Lawmakers look to tinker with the state's constitution.
 
The interesting N.D. roots of a classic circus entainer.
 
The community helps a club in need.

02/20/09

N.D. smoking ban stamped out.
 
State needs more "oil impact" money.
 
ECLA panel makes controversial gay stand.
 
Taxes prompt some McLean county officials to walk off the job.

02/19/09

Fargo's airport adds a non-stop flight to L.A.
 
Gay rights bill passes N.D. Senate.
 
Roe vs. Wade faces a legislative challenge.
 
AC/DC puts the Fargodome back in black.

02/18/09

Here's a look at ND's chunk of the stimulus package.
 
More tax cuts for the state.
 
It's never too early to think about spring flooding.
 
Give up carbon for lent.

02/17/09

Breaking the rules of the road still won't break the bank.
 
Some western N.D. TV stations go ahead with the digital switch.
 
Farmers help build a healthier doughnut.
 
Passing down the family business, reality TV style.