North Dakota Supreme Court hears arguments tied to abortion law
The legal fight over North Dakota's abortion ban continues, and oral arguments about one element of the case were heard by the state Supreme Court yesterday.
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Pending law helps domestic violence survivors with phone plans
A bill headed to President Joe Biden's desk addresses a long-standing problem for domestic violence survivors, ending their ties to their abusers' cellphone plans.
North Dakota goes all in on boosting cybersecurity worker pipeline
From the great resignation to pending retirements, North Dakota's cybersecurity workforce faces challenges in filling positions. State leaders hope new opportunities for college students will build a more robust pipeline of workers.
Study: oilfield gas flares more harmful than previously thought
A new study found gas flaring in oil-producing states is not as effective in limiting harmful emissions when compared to long-standing estimates.
North Dakota’s anti-corporate farming law turns 90
Supporters of a long-standing North Dakota law emphasizing family farms are celebrating its 90th anniversary this year, at a time of increased debate about the influence of corporate agriculture.
North Dakota landowners continue mobilization in opposing carbon pipeline
Next week, North Dakota landowners will get a chance to hear updates on a proposed underground pipeline for transporting and sequestering carbon dioxide. The meeting comes as tension builds between landowners and the company behind the project.
North Dakota group: farm bill impacts every American
Congress wants to know what Americans would like to see in the next Farm Bill.
Lawsuit filed against North Dakota's abortion ban
North Dakota's pending trigger law on abortions is being called unconstitutional in a new lawsuit.
North Dakota Landowners Build Opposition to Land Use for Carbon Pipeline
The list of North Dakota counties voicing concerns about a proposed carbon-emissions pipeline is growing longer.
In snowstorm aftermath, North Dakota cattle producers urged to seek aid
North Dakota ranchers are still assessing their losses from the spring snowstorms. They are being urged to tap into federal relief, and some are calling for better payouts.
