Rising costs deepen uncertainty for North Dakota farmers
Higher diesel and fertilizer costs are colliding with trade tensions and uneven growing conditions, making harvest and future planning more difficult for North Dakota farmers.
Latest
As harvest starts, ND farmers facing perfect storm of uncertainty
Is the EPA proposing to let states eliminate public notice and comment for some air pollution permits, including those for data centers and power plants?
Doctors Work to Address Access to Trauma Care for Rural Residents
Real life Greenland 'Odyssey' celebrated in documentary
Canada announces retaliation as Trump tariffs take effect and trade tensions escalate
Are U.S. soybeans being exported to China in record numbers?
Fact Brief
Is the EPA proposing to let states eliminate public notice and comment for some air pollution permits, including those for data centers and power plants?
Yes.
The EPA is proposing to remove public participation as a federal minimum requirement for state and local minor New Source Review programs. Those programs govern permits for new minor stationary pollution sources and minor modifications to existing sources.
Current federal rules generally require agencies to make permit information publicly
Are U.S. soybeans being exported to China in record numbers?
Do all three ACA marketplace insurers in North Dakota cover gender-affirming care?
Did Interior Secretary Doug Burgum support a $1.2 billion deal for RWE to give up its U.S. offshore wind leases?
Can solar projects improve biodiversity?
Is the Bank of North Dakota a state-owned bank?
Do solar plants require backup from fossil fuels?
Podcast
Why a majority isn’t enough to pass a school bond in North Dakota
A school bond can win support from a majority of voters in North Dakota and still fail. The Backstory looks at the state’s 60% approval requirement and what it means for school districts trying to pass bond measures.
What the ‘Whooper Highway’ revealed about North Dakota’s remaining prairie
After biking the ‘Whooper Highway,’ duo reflects on the journey
Would Permanent Daylight Saving Time Leave North Dakota in the Dark?
Testing the future of farming at Grand Farm
How Minot could help rebuild America’s steel supply
Behind the scenes at the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library opening
Health
Doctors Work to Address Access to Trauma Care for Rural Residents
Rural patients face greater risks when serious injuries occur far from advanced trauma care. Doctors are examining how coordinated hospital networks can improve outcomes, an approach already reflected in North Dakota’s statewide trauma system.
Programs aim to get rural North Dakotans moving, eating healthier
Addressing male suicide takes individual, community engagement
Family caregivers provide major unseen value across North Dakota
North Dakota lawmakers join debate over new federal rural health fund
After slow rollout, new criminal justice reentry programs begin to take shape
