North Dakota voters are casting ballots for the state’s single US House seat. Republican incumbent Julie Fedorchak is expected to win reelection, according to ratings from the Cook Political Report. With assistance from Kerry Benn,

District 47 House candidates debated school meals, affordability and North Dakota's ability to attract workers ahead of the Nov. 3 election.

North Dakotans will decide Nov. 3 whether to guarantee free school meals for all students. Supporters and opponents disagree over costs and constitutional protections.

A Bismarck man is in custody following an incident that occurred in Mandan on Tuesday that resulted in an apparent bullet hole being discovered inside a residence, according to police. The North Dakota Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday over whether petition problems should disqualify four Republican legislative candidates from the November ballot.

Candidates for North Dakota’s top law enforcement position say artificial intelligence will be transformative for society but is not a replacement for humans in investigations or legal matters.

In-person voting is already underway in Moorhead, while Fargo and West Fargo will begin early in-person voting Tuesday, Oct. 27.

Staff of the Sacred Pipe Resource Center gathered Thursday, Oct. 22, with half a dozen voters to all cast their ballots shortly after polls opened for the first day of Burleigh County’s early vote.

District 31 Senate candidates Don Schaible and Kelly Spilman debated school meals, the Legacy Fund and government ethics ahead of North Dakota's Nov. 3 election.

In the election on Nov. 3, North Dakotans have the chance to enshrine K-12 students’ access to school meals -- at no cost to them or their families -- in