North Dakotan leading effort to restore White House access to blocked journalists
Bismarck native one of top press freedom lawyers in country
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Data centers: Who pays, who decides, who benefits
Missing indigenous numbers drop, work still needed on alert systems
Are self-driving cars legal in North Dakota?
North Dakotans look for answers as questions on data centers mount
After a concussion, what comes next?
Demand remains high for workers, healthcare openings lead way
Fact Brief
Are self-driving cars legal in North Dakota?
Self-driving vehicles are taking to roads across the country, but the rules vary by state. Here’s what North Dakota law says about their use on public highways.
Do you need a reason to vote absentee in North Dakota?
Do 90% of all U.S. jobs come from small businesses?
Does hosting wind turbines provide farmers with additional income?
Has North Dakota scheduled its regular legislative sessions every other year since statehood in 1889?
Is the United States energy independent because it is a net exporter of energy?
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?
Podcast
Data centers: Who pays, who decides, who benefits
Electricity and water are only part of the story. There’s also the question of who makes the decisions, what changes for the neighbors and what the community gets in return. We talk with with researcher Dr. Xiaofan Liang about all of it on this week’s Backstory.
After a concussion, what comes next?
Concussion safety is a “no-brainer”
Tom Gerhardt: Behind the scenes of North Dakota journalism
North Dakota doctor recounts extraordinary Greenland expedition
Why a majority isn’t enough to pass a school bond in North Dakota
What the ‘Whooper Highway’ revealed about North Dakota’s remaining prairie
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
