North Dakota

The school official railed against what he called "godless corrupt woke, left-wing ideology."

Tax Department analyst Kathy Strombeck said that "a drop of 5% in average income per return is not nearly as bad as we anticipated."

"I don't make my decision on legislation based on whether it hurts or helps Donald Trump," the North Dakota lawmaker said.

The man charged with the killings in North Dakota turned himself in to police after the shooting and allegedly disposed of the gun in residential neighborhood.

Republican state Senator Donald Schaible said that the proposed CRT ban was meant "to try to make sure that it doesn't come to our schools."

Republican Representative Jeff Hoverson also revealed he is taking the controversial antiviral drug ivermectin as a treatment.

"We had people share stories of their loss of a loved one due to COVID, and then others demanding to see the death certificate," said a department spokeswoman.

The furry-tailed forager has been using the vehicle as its winter storage site since 2013.

Isaak shot and stabbed three of the victims at the Mandan-based business, and the victims were collectively stabbed about 100 times.

"I want people to see what COVID really does," said the man's wife, Amy Tersteeg.

Attorney General Rob Bonta announced on Monday that Arkansas, Florida, Montana, North Dakota and West Virginia are being added to California's list.

"The Better Business Bureau, the crooked Better Business Bureau, which took me from an A+ to an F. Still an F is fantastic, people," Lindell said Friday.

Blair Whitten, 28, has been charged with reckless endangerment after the incident at Riverside Cemetery in Fargo.

So far, 31 states have introduced bills banning transgender athletes from participating on sports teams consistent with their gender identities.

Activists have responded that the call for face coverings harkens back to rallies at the height of the KKK in the early 20th century.

Local mask mandates are in effect in some areas, while some states such as Texas and Mississippi have abandoned these guidelines.

The Republican state representative has been accused of sexually harassing and threatening fellow lawmakers since 2017.

Pharmacy chain Thrifty White has started offering in-store vaccinations across stores in parts of the Midwest.

"I sent it to legislators for information purposes and we get information from all kinds of different sources at times, and we try to stay as informed as we can so we can properly represent our districts and the people that we are working for," said State Representative Terry Jones.

Experts told Newsweek the U.S. has tripped up at arguably the most important hurdle of vaccine development: getting shots into people's arms.

North and South Dakota are among the states that have administered the most number of vaccinations in the country so far.

The handwritten letters were delivered to homes in the Highland Acres area of Bismarck.

The country's total death count is projected to surpass 500,000 by the end of January, according to the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation.

The country's total death count is projected to surpass 500,000 by January 31, according to the latest projection by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME).

"I'd rather have a president that has more than one day to prepare," Senator Kevin Kramer of North Dakota said Sunday.

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem continues to resist widespread public calls for increased mitigation protocols—despite skyrocketing COVID-19 cases reported throughout the state.

North Dakota currently has the highest daily mortality rate—18.2 deaths per 1 million people—of any domestic state or country, according to a recent analysis.

GOP Governor Doug Burgum said religious services were a "common sense" exception while announcing a new state-wide mask requirement Friday night.

The hard-hit state is allowing coronavirus-positive health care workers to treat patients in COVID units amid staff shortages at hospitals.

GOP Governor Doug Burgum announced the state has amended an order so infected but asymptomatic health-care workers can continue working due to a major shortage of staffing in hospitals.