When Keith Benning learned the property where his Turtle Mountain Animal Rescue operates would be sold, he turned to social media for help. But even he was shocked by the response.

Despite pleas from most residents in Abercrombie for the North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality to hold a public ...

The North Dakota Game and Fish Department has been observing a number of sick and dead Canada geese near open water on t Reservoir and other areas of the state during their migration season, according ...

Darrin Moffett of Fargo began applying for North Dakota’s “big three” licenses – elk, moose and bighorn sheep – in 1979.

Fargo, Grand Forks and Bismarck used to be the only places in the state for refugee resettlement. Now, communities throughout ...

The North Dakota Legislature is expected to take action on property tax reform during the 2025 session.

The building, now officially known as the Cowpoke Hotel again, has been a big part of history in Thedford, Nebraska. First, known as the Sandhills Hospital, then a boarding house, ...

It’s pretty easy to cut down the electronic age we live in. “Kids these days spend too much time on their phones.” Yet, there ...

North Dakota experienced larger year-over-year population growth than 35 other states. Here's a look at who's moving in.

North Dakota's former Gov. Doug Burgum dominated the state's 2024 political news cycle, but there were several notable moments from the year that shouldn't be overlooked. Here's the Tribune's rundown.

Garisson Risner with Pegasus Illuminations and his partners pulled off the now-certified world record launch of 12 sixteen-inch shells.