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The surprising data that shows one North Dakota is one of the busiest in the country.
A Casselton legislator is in line to become the fourth woman in state history to serve as Speaker of the North Dakota House. House Republicans have nominated Rep. Brandy Pyle for the speakership. She would replace Rep. Robin Weisz (R-Hurdsfield), since he was elected majority leader. The first woman speaker...
WEST FARGO, N.D. — Community members, local businesses, and law enforcement colleagues are coming together today for the Miles of Strength fundraiser to support a longtime West Fargo police officer battling advanced prostate cancer. The benefit supports Miles, 51, who has served with the West Fargo Police Department for...
HARWOOD, N.D. — Local commitment to military service members was highlighted on a recent broadcast of What’s on Your Mind Radio, where area veteran Hicks detailed how strong grassroots backing is bringing a vital support facility to the region’s national cemetery. When asked whether veterans genuinely feel...
GRAND FORKS, N.D. (Valley News Live) - The city of Grand Forks is asking for public input as it updates its sign code. The code regulates the size, style and placement of signs. The city said the update is intended to clarify the rules and make them easier to use.
Detroit, Mich. (Calihan Hall) DETROIT – North Dakota women's basketball makes a quick turnaround on its first road trip of 2026-27, heading across Lake Michigan to face Detroit Mercy on Saturday, Nov. 14, at noon CT in Calihan Hall. The Fighting Hawks swept the home-and-away series split in 2021...
AMES, Iowa – North Dakota's cross country teams closed the 2026 campaign strong at the NCAA Midwest Regional Friday afternoon. North Dakota's women finished seventh in the 6k race, the best team result in program history at the regional race. En route to their seventh-place finish, the women scored 213 points behind junior Olivia Correale's 24th place finish. Correale finished the race in 20:02.4, just seven seconds behind her personal 6k best.
St. Paul, Minn. — Coming off an encouraging series win against Western Michigan, North Dakota is returning to the Twin Cities for the second time this season. As in its pair of upset losses in Minneapolis weeks ago, the Fighting Hawks roll into St. Paul with high hopes and expectations of an eager fanbase behind them, seeking to continue their recovered momentum from last weekend.
