Reading literacy has lifelong benefits — from strengthening language and communication skills to enhancing cognitive processes to helping build and maintain memory. Reaching proficiency by the end of third grade…

Once its standard bearer, North Dakota’s Governor has apparently decided to completely snub his own party and many of its endorsed candidates and elected officials.

Shouldn’t Republican voters decide who the Republicans’ candidates will be? Shouldn’t Democratic voters decide who the Democrats’ candidates will be? One would think so.

Two judges have recently ruled in favor of landowners in disputes challenging state law

For decades, our nation’s southern border, from the Pacific to the Gulf, has been the focus of concern over illegal immigration. Headlines about some who are in the country illegally…

For two neighboring states who have a lot in common, the contrast in public policy couldn’t be greater.

The retirement of North Dakota Supreme Court Justice Daniel Crothers is only the latest in a number of changes to the makeup of the state’s highest judicial body.

Today, a North Dakota Judge finalized the reduced amount of a court decision which found Greenpeace liable for damages claimed by Energy Transfer

Are political parties, as we’ve known them, becoming a thing of the past in North Dakota? Party watchers are beginning to wonder.

In 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson declared war on poverty, asserting that additional efforts were necessary to “strike down all the barriers” that kept many from taking advantage of increasing…