North Dakota Republican Julie Fedorchak was elected last week. Nationwide, 16% of Republican House nominees this year were women.

Early October wildfires that devastated parts of western North Dakota caused damage that will easily surpass the threshold needed to request a presidential disaster declaration.

North Dakota voters are deciding ballot measures to do away with the property tax, legalize recreational marijuana and to raise the bar for citizens to amend the state constitution.

Republicans were elected into every statewide office and are set to maintain supermajority in the Legislature, outweighing Democratic seats by 42-5 in the Senate and 83-11 in the House.

Republican U.S. Rep. Kelly Armstrong has won the race to be North Dakota’s next governor. The state’s lone congressman has served three terms in the U.S.

Had Measure 5 been approved, the use of recreational marijuana and cannabis products by those 21 and older would have become legal effective Dec. 1.

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The North Dakota Supreme Court has sided with state Sen. Janne Myrdal, R-Edinburg, who was sued by a constituent after she blocked him from her Facebook page.

It's unclear what an “energy czar” would do. Speculation has grown on what, if any, Cabinet post the North Dakota governor will get in Trump's administration.

North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley has issued an opinion stating that home rule charter cities do not have the authority to create their own recall process for elected officials,

But in North Dakota, the outcome of Tuesday's vote won't change the status quo much. Here are four takeaways from the general election in North Dakota. The Secretary of State's office said just under 63% of North Dakota's 594,140 eligible voters cast ...

Nov. 5, 2024, was a tough day for cannabis legalization supporters. Recreational legalization ballot questions in Florida, North Dakota and South Dakota all failed. Two medical measures passed in Nebraska but face legal challenges over the validity of the signatures required to get the measures on the ballot.