Michael Achterling

The North Dakota Department of Transportation is traveling to four tribal nations next week to provide free nondriver photo identification cards ahead of the election.

Hundreds rallied across North Dakota on Saturday to encourage early voting in the Nov. 3 election, joining similar No Kings events across the country.

Hundreds rallied across North Dakota on Saturday to encourage early voting in the Nov. 3 election, joining similar No Kings events across the country. Fargo and Bismarck rallies, each with a few hundred attendees, featured tables with information about how and when people can vote. Fargo event organizer Lyn Dockter-Pinnick said the group Red Red […]

Hundreds rallied across North Dakota on Saturday to encourage early voting in the Nov. 3 election, joining similar No Kings events across the country.

North Dakota's new State Lab officially opened Tuesday with public health and environmental quality officials praising the enhanced safety equipment and testing capabilities.

North Dakota’s new State Lab officially opened Tuesday with public health and environmental quality officials praising the enhanced safety equipment and testing capabilities.

Christie Massen, left, lab services section director for the Department of Health and Human Services, speaks during a tour of the new State Laboratory next to Lt. Gov. Michelle Strinden

The North Dakota Supreme Court on Wednesday denied an effort by GOP officials to overturn potential election victories of four legislative candidates whose paperwork they challenged, saying the court case came too late.

The North Dakota Supreme Court on Wednesday denied an effort by GOP officials to overturn potential election victories of four legislative candidates whose paperwork they challenged, saying the court case came too late.

North Dakota Supreme Court Justice Mark Friese asks a question during a hearing on Oct. 2, 2026. In a Wednesday opinion authored by Friese, the Supreme Court denied a petition