Chief Justice Gerald VandeWalle will be briefing North Dakota lawmakers about issues in North Dakota's judicial system. VandeWalle is addressing a joint session of the House and Senate on Wednesday. The Supreme Court is responsible for adm

A rural North Dakota legislator is offering an incentive for motorists to use seat belts. Pettibone Rep. Duane DeKrey (duh-KRAY) has introduced a bill that would subtract one penalty point on a traffic violation if the offender is wearing a seat

While family and friends anxiously await their arrival in North Dakota, one of our guard units is now one step closer to home. Amber Schatz shows us how a Bismarck family celebrates their arrival on U-S soil. "He's always wanted to be military from time

A Mandan City amended ordinance requiring some businesses to install an electronic door fails. The original ordinance stated a business getting any kind of public funds must install the electronic doors. The amended version made it to include b

Do you know what you will be planting in your field this spring? Well Glenn and Howard will be growing someplace in North Dakota. Tonight Ag. Reporter Sarah Gustin visits with one seed farm about which varities producers are expressing interest in. Yar

Fargo police say a woman triggered a shotgun by rolling over on it in bed. Police Sgt. Jeff Skuza says the discharge sent a pellet through a wall and into the headboard of her neighbor's bed. The neighbor wasn't home at the time. Skuza says the woma

An education report card gives North Dakota a C grade, the same grade the state received a year ago and equal to the national average. Quality Counts 2009 is Education Week's annual state-by-state analysis of public education. The report,

With 162 members of the North Dakota House and Senate looking on as the governor laid out his ideas for the legislative session, you might expect about that many different reactions. But the legislators we talked with following the State of the State add