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Mapped: U.S. Financial Crime Activity by State

Mapped: U.S. Financial Crime Activity by State

Mapped: U.S. Financial Crime Activity by State Suspicious activity has been rising in the U.S., but is it spread evenly throughout all 50 states? Certainly not. This visualization, created in partnership with Inigo Insurance, maps the number of...

North Dakota Ethics Commission makes first finding of violations by public official

North Dakota Ethics Commission makes first finding of violations by public official

The North Dakota Ethics Commission found Rep. Jason Dockter committed three ethics violations related to his ownership of a Bismarck building, but the agency did not hand down any penalties for the lawmaker. The announcement, released Friday...

North Dakota man indicted for $1.6 million in health care fraud

North Dakota man indicted for $1.6 million in health care fraud

BISMARCK — A Bismarck man has been indicted on a dozen charges after he allegedly misused multiple federal and state loan programs. The charges are part of an effort the United States Department of Justice is calling the “biggest Health Care Fraud...

North Dakota Ethics Commission rules campaign funds may cover child care, security

North Dakota Ethics Commission rules campaign funds may cover child care, security

BISMARCK — The North Dakota Ethics Commission has ruled that individuals running for office and elected officials are allowed to expense child care and security costs under their campaign finances. Permissible security expenses range from...

North Dakota State Opts In To House Settlement

North Dakota State Opts In To House Settlement

Fargo, N.D.-The North Dakota State University athletic department has decided to opt in to the House vs. NCAA settlement and notified the NCAA of their intentions on the final day of the deadline, Monday, June 30, for the upcoming 2025-26 season....

H2A and H2B visa holders meet growing demand for North Dakota workers

H2A and H2B visa holders meet growing demand for North Dakota workers

NORTH DAKOTA — An increasing number of H2A and H2B visa workers have been requested in North Dakota in recent years, and though some may oppose the programs, Job Service employees believe it's a matter of misconception. Preference is given to...

North Dakota to Boost Awareness of SNAP Acceptance at Farmer's Markets

North Dakota to Boost Awareness of SNAP Acceptance at Farmer's Markets

(File image) (Mike Moen. Prairie News Service) – When North Dakotans head to farmers markets this summer, they might want to see which ones accept SNAP benefits, as the state is enhancing a search tool so that those eligible can stock up on fruits...

As budget cycle begins, will North Dakota's housing agency receive accidentally vetoed funds?

As budget cycle begins, will North Dakota's housing agency receive accidentally vetoed funds?

BISMARCK — Business will continue as usual for the North Dakota Housing Finance Agency as its state dollars are set to be disbursed on time — despite a veto mishap from Gov. Kelly Armstrong’s administration that nearly led to a loss of $35 million...

Evanston doctor researches role of dads within family and impact on child health

Evanston doctor researches role of dads within family and impact on child health

Sign up for our free newsletters to have Evanston news delivered directly to your inbox! Craig Garfield is a board-certified pediatrician who lives in Evanston with his wife, who is also a board-certified pediatrician. He is a physician-scientist...

Guest column: North Dakota’s children vs. the 'Big Beautiful Bill'

Guest column: North Dakota’s children vs. the 'Big Beautiful Bill'

As someone who has spent nearly five decades in public education — and 32 years serving on the South Valley Special Education Multi-District Unit Board — I’ve seen firsthand how essential Medicaid is to the health, education and dignity of rural...

The End Of Harts Gas Food: What’s Next For Locals?

The End Of Harts Gas Food: What’s Next For Locals?

For the last 40 years, Harts Gas & Food has been a staple in Washington City. Right off the Washington Exit, Harts was always the place that my family would stop in before EVERY road trip! This was the place you'd get "The Big Chill", treats, even...

Alpha at North Dakota: Tracking error key to portfolio construction

Alpha at North Dakota: Tracking error key to portfolio construction

It’s the goal of every allocator to deliver alpha and beat their benchmarks, and one way to achieve this is to home in on the amount of tracking error taken across different parts of the portfolio. It’s why Frank Mihail, CIO of the $8 billion...

A Dawn Service To Commemorate The Bombing Of The Rainbow Warrior In Auckland

A Dawn Service To Commemorate The Bombing Of The Rainbow Warrior In Auckland

Monday, 7 July 2025, 3:04 pm Press Release: Greenpeace The Greenpeace flagship, Rainbow Warrior is pictured under sail leaving Auckland Harbour in June on the way to the Chatham Rise. Supplied/Greenpeace. "You can’t sink a rainbow." The iconic...

Burleigh County ranks 45th in North Dakota for highest government transfer income per capita in 2022

Burleigh County ranks 45th in North Dakota for highest government transfer income per capita in 2022

In 2022, Burleigh County ranked ninth lowest per capita recipient of government transfers in North Dakota, with residents receiving $9,577 per capita from programs such as Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and income maintenance, according to...

Basin Electric eyeing nearly $4 billion power plant in northwest North Dakota

Basin Electric eyeing nearly $4 billion power plant in northwest North Dakota

WILLISTON, N.D. (KUMV) - Several large-scale industrial projects are coming to northwest North Dakota. With them comes the need for more power. Officials with Basin Electric Power Cooperative met with the Public Service Commission in Williston on...

An Echo Press Editorial: Stolen data, impostors, and fake services harm businesses

An Echo Press Editorial: Stolen data, impostors, and fake services harm businesses

When people think of scam, they often envision an elderly person with diminishing capabilities getting swindled out of money by believing get-rich-quick schemes or falling for the “grandparent scam” when they get a phone call from someone...

How North Dakota Parents Can Safeguard Kids While Gaming Online

How North Dakota Parents Can Safeguard Kids While Gaming Online

In a world where electronics evolve faster than the speed of your Wi-Fi, there’s one thing that never seems to go out of style: protecting your kids. Over the weekend, the Williston Police Department shared a timely reminder for parents in North...

North Dakota, nearly a dozen other states finalize Bitcoin ATM rules

Click play to listen to this article. State governments are fighting back against scammers who make use of cryptocurrency kiosks to steal money from people unaware they are being targeted. North Dakota is among the states with new regulations in...

North Dakota offers SNAP replacements after storm-induced power outages

North Dakota offers SNAP replacements after storm-induced power outages

Marcie Wuitschick, Chief Human Resources Officer | North Dakota Department of Health and Human ServicesMarcie Wuitschick, Chief Human Resources Officer | North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services North Dakota Health and Human Services...

North Dakota considers natural gas pipelines

North Dakota considers natural gas pipelines

BISMARCK, N.D. — A state official briefed regulators Thursday on two separate underground pipelines that companies plan to build across hundreds of miles of North Dakota, bringing natural gas from the oil fields in the west to mostly industrial...

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