North Dakota sees slight jobs increase

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - All across the country, companies added more jobs in March. In North Dakota, the increase was just over 1%. That’s 47,000 jobs in the past year. Health care had the greatest increase. Most of the state’s job openings are in health …

Investigating human trafficking in North Dakota

North Dakota Senate concurs on military zones measure

BISMARCK – A plan to create “impact zones” around military installations and a committee to give consideration to developments that could impact missions cleared one more legislative step on Wednesday. The North Dakota Senate voted 46-1 to concur on the …

When World War 3 Breaks Our Chances In North Dakota Aren't Good

Earlier this year, the Doomsday Clock was moved one second closer to midnight, now sitting at just 89 seconds and marking the closest it has ever been, signifying a greater probability of a nuclear threat. We have to yet again ask ourselves: What locations …

North Dakota mayor resigns after texting lunch-break masturbation video to city attorney

Major hizzboner! The mayor of a North Dakota city promptly resigned after texting a city attorney a video of himself masturbating on his lunch break, which he claims was sent by accident. The now-former mayor of Minot, Tom Ross, pulled himself out of …

Lions 2025 draft prospect profile: Grey Zabel, IOL, North Dakota State

One of the positions most likely for a prospect to make the big jump from the FCS level to success in the NFL is the offensive line. Lions head coach Dan Campbell has firsthand experience from his Saints days with two small-school prospects who became Pro …

North Dakota unveils digital hub for demographics, economy, and more

BISMARCK — North Dakotans now have a centralized source for demographic, economic and social data with the launch of the state’s new data hub. The North Dakota Information Technology Office (NDIT) created the online platform to improve decision-making for …

Comparing North Dakota's agriculture industry to the one of The Sunshine State

If you ever have an opportunity to visit livestock production systems in other parts of the country, take it. It is amazing what you can learn, and you often find out that the grass is not greener on the other side of the fence. In January, I had the …

North Dakota voters banned lawmakers from seeking term limit changes. They did it anyway

North Dakota Senate shoots down bill barring felons from self-defense claim in violent gun confrontations

BISMARCK — The North Dakota Senate struck down a bill Wednesday, April 2, that sought to prohibit felons from claiming self-defense if they were prosecuted for unlawfully using a gun in a violent confrontation. House Bill 1326, brought by Rep. Mary …