The federal government is drowning itself in red ink, caused by its spending far more than the revenues it collects.

The City Council voted to end the industry, which is popular among tourists and opposed by animal rights groups, by June 2028 ...

Spooky season arrived early for several NFL teams in Week 7. Whether it was an early scare or a full-on fright fest, Sunday ...

Many Democrats now advocate for an “abundance agenda,” which loosely holds that the party should be in the business of ...

Many consumers face higher borrowing costs after the Fed's first interest rate hike in more than three years took place on ...

A record-setting medalist run by Ruby Ihmels and three top-five finishers on the boys side led Century to the Class A state ...

A storm system that has caused flash flooding in the western U.S. will pass through North Dakota and potentially bring some ...

A challenger for a seat on the Public Service Commission says North Dakotans do not feel like they are being heard by state ...

Every October, bats flutter through haunted houses, horror movies and Halloween decorations as symbols of darkness, danger ...

Somewhat unexpectedly, the global economy has weathered the challenges of the past few years extraordinarily well. Following the pandemic, shock followed shock — Russia’s war on Ukraine, Washington’s ...

Home improvement and repair costs have escalated in price in the last decade, adding to the strain of tight budgets for ...

Crocodilians — today's crocodiles, alligators, caimans and gharials and their many extinct relatives — have been a roaring ...