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Corporate income tax down 10%, but state revenues still exceeding projections
North Dakota collected 10% less in corporate income tax in fiscal year 2024 compared to fiscal year 2023, according to the North Dakota Office of Management and Budget’s monthly revenue report. Federal spending aimed at keeping Americans afloat during the COVID-19 pandemic led to record high corporate profits in the fiscal year that ended June […]
Preparing Dakota for display at North Dakota’s Heritage Center
"They were plant eaters. The reason they are called duck-billed dinosaurs is they have a beak in the very front of their mouth that they could use to snip off vegetation," explained Clint Boyd, NDGS Senior Paleontologist.
North Dakota Country Fest Drops Another Act To Its Epic Lineup
ND Country Fest is set to roll in 2025 from July 9th through July 12th. Of course, we already know who the two main headliners will be at next year's Country Fest. The first is a guy who started out as a merch guy for Luke Bryan, and now has reached "hitmaker" status.
Jamestown woman faces charges after threatening boss with AR-15
(Jamestown, ND) — A Jamestown woman is facing charges after allegedly threatening her boss at Menards with an AR-15 rifle. According to court documents, Marilyn Kay Hetletvedt was upset when she was informed her hours and wages were being cut. Upon learning of the cuts, she reportedly told her coworker that she was going to “go home and get her AR and come back and show” her boss.
Crews tear down Burger King along University Dr. in Fargo
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Crews began tearing down the Burger King along University Dr. S. Thursday afternoon. They say it won’t take long. Work is expected to wrap up Monday. No word yet on what will go up in its place. However, a Starbucks is expected to...
Director Christopher Wray visits Bismarck Resident Agency of FBI
(BISMARCK) – The Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation visited the Bismarck Resident Agency of the Minneapolis Field of the FBI on Thursday. Director Christopher Wray met with employees, as well as a number of key law enforcement, military, academia, and private sector partners from across Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota to discuss the Bureau’s work in the region and affirm their continued commitment to working with their partners.
2 arrested after fight that left dog dead
WILLISTON, N.D. (KFGO) – Two Williston men are facing charges after a fight that left a dog dead in Williston. Officers were called to a report of a fight between two men that involved guns Wednesday. Investigators say Geoffrey Harstad was walking his dog when it got into a fight with another dog.
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