Two North Dakota airports are reporting record passenger numbers for August. The state Aeronautics Commission says Fargo’s Hector International Airport recorded more than 53-thousand boardings while ...

A quieter trading session Tuesday brought some profit-taking and pullback across the grains and oilseeds, along with softer ...

Global biofuel production is projected to rise nearly 70% by 2030 compared to 2025 levels, as major producing nations raise ...

Two men face felony charges after a 15-year-old girl reported missing from Everett, Washington, was found at a Mott apartment. Twenty-five-year-old Julian Lucero and 27-year-old Kyle Birch were arrest ...

The Industrial Commission has agreed to spend more than 600-thousand dollars in matching grants for two renewable energy projects. Full Circle Innovations will get about 260-thousand for a woody bioma ...

Farmers can now enroll in the Agriculture Risk Coverage (ARC) and Price Loss Coverage (PLC) programs following the first base acreage expansion in 20 years, USDA officials said this week. The U.S.

(Watford City) — The candidate who hopes to represent House District 26 in Western North Dakota is fighting to keep the money generated by the oil industry in the communities where it’s generated.

(Bismarck, ND) — As the state’s oil industry becomes increasingly automated, North Dakota’s universities and colleges are working to make sure local students are prepared for the high-tech jobs.

Cattle futures and grain markets both opened the week with solid gains, and two Market Talk guests on Monday pointed to overlapping catalysts for the market moves: a friendlier-than-expected Cattle on ...

The impact of a hot July is starting to show up in corn yields, with early reports trending lower. Soybeans, however, continue to hold onto the possibility of record yields. All eyes will also be on ...

(Mandan, ND) — A man found sleeping in a stolen vehicle is now facing three felony cases. Police say Nathaniel Wohl stole two vehicles, claiming that one was a truck he used because he works for the ...

Halter, the New Zealand-founded virtual fencing company now collaring more than 1.6 million cattle worldwide, is deepening its work on federal grazing land through an expanding partnership with the ...