It’s common nowadays to look at someone’s resume and see a long list of positions held, either in the same field or different ones as the person explores various opportunities.

Minot native Nathan Anderson, director of the North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources, joked that he was worried about ...

Former Minot Police Chief John Klug has agreed to a settlement with the City of Minot that will allow him to receive paid ...

A Minot native who served in former Governor Burgum’s cabinet could be rejoining him in the Interior Department.

Right now, the Minot Public School District has close to 200 substitutes, and while that may seem like a lot, there is a ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) will continue to transform the banking industry in several ways, including enabling better fraud ...

A bill mandating that libraries make any sexually explicit material inaccessible to minors has librarians across the state nervous about potential ramifications to their institutions. Unless such ...

Five of the bills heard in committee this week would create educational savings accounts, which allow public dollars to be ...

Southeastern Minnesota athletes signed college letters of intent in a variety of sports on Wednesday, Feb. 5. Here is that list, minus the football signings that we published Wednesday. Blooming ...

After more than three decades of service, Ashland Fire Chief Ralph Sartain has announced his retirement this year, effective ...

A crowd listens to Ginna Cross, an out-of-state anti-abortion advocate, testify in favor of a bill to define a human being to ...

National Signing Day was busy on Wednesday for Buchholz and Gainesville High athletes who signed on the dotted line. At ...