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Latest North Dakota news, sports, business and entertainment: TOBACCO CONTROL ND panel expects July rollout of anti-tobacco plan Bismarck , N.D. A North Dakota agency expects to bring out a new plan next month to cut tobacco use in the state.

MCCLUSKY Arlie Reiser, 80, McClusky, died Sunday, May 17, 2009, in a Turtle Lake hospital.

Pay spat causes ND House to defeat attorney general budget... Pay spat causes ND House to defeat attorney general budget Bismarck , N.D. An argument about a huge pay raise for North Dakota 's attorney general prompted the state House to vote down the agency's spending bill.

NDChild Care Checks ,0138 ND House defeats child care worker background check bill BISMARCK, N.D. The North Dakota House has defeated a proposal to require criminal background checks on new employees at child care centers.

Our 'Student Spotlight' makes its way to Underwood today. One of the best in the class of 2009 there is Derek Issak.

Late Thursday, the House Appropriations Committee approved a $1.37 billion budget for North Dakota's Department of Transportation for the next two years.

North Dakota House budget writers want a 50 percent increase in road construction and repairs.

Martha MacIver Parker, 81, Minot, died in her home, surrounded by her loving family, on Wednesday, Feb.

Martha Koenig, age 97, of Underwood, ND, died Sunday, February 8, 2009, at the Prairieview Nursing Home in Underwood.

In the class B boys polls, Linton remains number 1. Watford City moves up from 3 to 2, Dickinson Trinity moves up from 5 to 3 this week.

Blowing snow hazard: Officials said strong winds were a problem Wednesday for travelers in parts of North Dakota.

Blow, blow, snow, snow. Does this sound familiar? This winter is, in fact, an old-fashioned North Dakota winter.

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North Dakota`s "career conversations" program is focusing this week on teachers and counselors in northwestern North Dakota and eastern Montana.

Someday, maybe soon, Congress or the state of Minnesota is going to put the kibosh on carbon dioxide emissions in the battle against global warming.

The proliferation touched off a debate Thursday in the North Dakota House about the rising expense of background checks, and whether the Legislature should give agencies sweeping authority to demand them.

When calves at Kent Albers' feedlot look up from the feed bunker, their ringed mouths look like a "Got Milk?" ad, only in this case, it'd be, "Got Distillers Grain?" It's no exaggeration, the humorous way the ...

Aside from assisting with her family farm, Mrs. Heger, a specialist in rural education, has taught students with mental disabilities and behavioral disorders and currently serves as the Elementary Principal at ...