ST. PAUL, Minn. -- A judge is considering whether Gov. Dayton's veto of the Legislature's funding was unconstitutional. The bitter legal dispute between the Democratic governor and Republican-controlled Legislature had its first hearing in Ramsey County court. Dayton zeroed…
LEONARD, NDÂ -- Due to severe drought conditions in portions of the state, North Dakota lawmakers announced farmers and ranchers will receive emergency grazing acres. Drought conditions are affecting nearly a third of North…
MAYVILLE, ND -- The city of Mayville is formally saying goodbye to the North Dakota National Guard. Due to changes and cutbacks, the Guard is withdrawing from Mayville after six decades of being in the city. The unit is holding…
NATIONAL -- President Trump signed a bill into law that begins major reform at VA Hospitals across the country. The Department of Veterans Affairs Accountability and Whistleblower Protection Act gives VA leadership more…
MORTON COUNTY, ND -- The Denver woman accused of shooting at authorities during the protests in Morton County for the Dakota Access pipeline is moving out of jail and into Fargo. A federal judge granted a request by 38-year-old…
NATIONAL -- The president of the National Farmers Union is voicing his objections to the latest health care proposal. Roger Johnson is a native of Turtle Lake, North Dakota. He was asked to…
WEST FARGO, ND -- A special meeting of the West Fargo City Commission has been called to announce the city's new police chief. It'll be held Friday morning at 8 a.m. The final two candidates, Heith Janke, an FBI…
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. -- Organizers of the Twin Cities Pride Parade have asked police to minimize their participation in Sunday's event. They say they're trying to respect the pain many are feeling following last week's acquittal of Officer Yanez. But…
AMENIA, ND. -- Congress is considering a White House budget proposal that includes nearly $200 billion in cuts to the national SNAP program, formerly known as food stamps. North Dakota farmers and…
BISMARCK, ND -- North Dakota legislative leaders will pursue litigation against some vetoes issued by Govenor Burgum, saying he overstepped his authority. A key committee of the Legislature voted unanimously to pursue the litigation instead of calling lawmakers back…
