Christa Kiedrowski

Wind chills of 40 degrees below zero to most people outside of the Midwest are unimaginable, but to North Dakotans, it’s just another Monday.

In 2007, when the last recession hit the U.S., North Dakota was insulated by the booming oil field and all the other jobs that the boom created.

Two survivors share their stories of how they were pulled into human trafficking circles, what life was like then, and what life is like now.

More than 80% of victims of human trafficking in North Dakota are North Dakota residents and often the victims are related to or know their trafficker.

Record-low interest rates were reversed as the Federal Reserve fought to control record-high inflation rates. Some experts expect more interest rate hikes as we enter 2023.

For some, the holidays are a time to reflect on all we must be thankful for, and one Minnesota college freshman has about 100,000 reasons to be thankful this year.

Your News Leader got the perspective of someone who owns an electric vehicle on how it’s performing in the winter months.

The Blizzard of ‘66 dropped 32 inches of snow in south central North Dakota.

Legislators and leaders from the oil and gas industry gathered in Memorial Hall at the Capitol to present a comprehensive report on oil and gas tax revenue in North Dakota.

Deer gun season is almost over, and with more cold weather in the forecast some hunters may end this year empty handed.

Mr. Spindle says he’s not in the business to sell the most products, but his staff wants to make sure the quality of their work always comes first.

A 16-year-old is in custody and a 28-year-old is dead after an early morning shooting at a motel in North Bismarck.

Organizers of the conference wanted it to focus on mental health for nurses, positivity, and self-care instead of research going on in their community.

North Dakota has a reputation of being rural, quiet and safe. But the reality is there are many ugly things that happen, sometimes right before our eyes.

This is a program through the Federal Communications Commission to help low-income households afford broadband needed for work, school and healthcare.

North Dakota’s unemployment rate is at 2.5%.

They dropped to a low of 2.68% in December of 2020.

The City of New Salem is playing host to thousands of music fans at Country Fest this weekend, and that kind of event comes with a few perks.

Police in North Dakota are investigating the death of a child that happened over the Independence Day holiday weekend.

Michelle grew up on a farm near Haymarsh, N.D., and was called to work with the Fellowship of Catholic University Students (FOCUS) and was placed at the University of Mary to work as a missionary.

Unless you’re the Bison or the Fighting Hawks, it’s not very often North Dakota takes home a national crown.

Abortion, in a historically conservative state like North Dakota, has been met with challenges throughout its existence.

A trust that has ties to Bill Gates acquired six parcels of land in Pembina County in northeast North Dakota.

Governor Burgum’s significant contributions to the Dakota Leadership PAC appears to have played a role in Tuesday’s election.