DROP WHAT YOU ARE DOING (unless what you are doing is eating spaghetti and meatballs): it is North Dakota Pasta Lovers Week. Also, a North Dakota sculpture is on its way to the Pentagon, and it’s…

Guess what: North Dakota produces enough soybeans to make 483 billion crayons each year! Today’s news doesn’t involve crayons, but it DOES have pizza and watercolors and I may have mentioned something about bedazzling.

Hope and Henry the inspiration for Love & Light New phone app helps in speedy return of two-year-old boy Esofi Nunyi named the Distinguished Young Woman of North Dakota

“ND Voices from the Great War” come alive at the University of Mary Sidney remembers long-time sports announcer and historical performer Arch Ellwein AARP Foundation Tax-Aide program for North Dakota seeking volunteers

In a state full of exceptional educators, it’s hard to put into (grammatically-correct, structurally-accurate) words what makes a teacher truly outstanding. However, at the 2018 Grand Forks Public Schools Teachers Hall of Fame induction ceremony, a…

North Dakota programmers hack solutions for FirstNet in 24-hour hackathon Minot State University to offer first medicinal plant chemistry program Jan Ketterling and No Doubt Ima Loper win Grand Champion at regional horse show

Going home after a hospital stay can be scary – What does this pain mean? Am I taking my medications properly? Is something wrong? – which is why Altru Health System created the Home Visits program.…

Fargo-Moorhead Crossroads Powwow hosts 1,000 dancers and singers to share their ancestors’ past and celebrate the present Descendant of White Cloud, North Dakota’s iconic white bison, joins National Buffalo Museum herd U.S. Attorney’s Office in North…

After losing hand, Myron Schlafman goes back to making sausage Generous donors replace artist Austin Proctor’s art supplies following fire A host of new public art springs up around Wahpeton