North Dakota’s U.S. House candidates were making a final push attempting to garner voter support mostly through social media and television and radio interviews

North Dakota’s state auditor said Thursday that an examination of state electoral systems conducted in response to voter concerns found the systems “incredibly secure.”

North Dakota’s five American Indian tribes want exclusive rights to host internet gambling and sports betting throughout the state utilizing servers located on their reservations

A man facing five charges for a May incident in Pembina County has been arrested twice this month for assaulting police officers in separate jails

North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley is locked in a Twitter feud with a retiree who questioned how the Republican’s daughter landed an internship in U.S. Sen. John Hoeven’s office

A former North Dakota oilfield executive whose false claims about his company’s value resulted in more than $886 million in shareholder losses has been sentenced to three years in federal prison and ordered to pay back $406 million

North Dakota Democrats are struggling to stay relevant in a conservative state where their presence has dwindled sharply in recent years and where finding candidates to take on entrenched GOP incumbents is difficult

State Rep. Rick Becker, who founded an ultraconservative faction in the North Dakota Legislature and who has clashed with some fellow Republicans, including the governor, says he’s running for the U.S. Senate seat held by John Hoeven, who is also a member of his party

The confiscation of a North Dakota reporter’s cellphone by a Bureau of Criminal Investigation agent has shined a light on the state’s 19-year-old shield law