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North Dakota CIO Corey Mock Secures New Term on NASCIO Executive Committee
North Dakota Information Technology
The Peace Garden State will continue to have a voice in national discussions about the future of government technology as Corey Mock, Chief Information Officer for the State of North Dakota, continues his service on the National Association of...
North Dakota Earns National Recognition for Pioneering Drone Operations With FAA
North Dakota Information Technology
Innovation is taking flight in North Dakota, leading to a new era of drone operations—and a national award.
2026 Governor’s Photo Contest showcases standout images from across North Dakota
North Dakota Department of Commerce
Gov. Kelly Armstrong, along with North Dakota Commerce Tourism and Marketing Director Sara Otte Coleman and North Dakota Council on the Arts Executive Director Jessica Christy, today announced and presented the winning entries in the 2026...
North Dakota Improves ACT Composite Test Scores
North Dakota Department of Public Instruction
North Dakota’s Class of 2026 posted a strong overall performance on the ACT and WorkKeys assessments, according to new results released this week.
North Dakota Health and Human Services encourages residents to stay healthy this respiratory season
North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services
North Dakota Health and Human Services (HHS) encourages North Dakotans to prepare for fall and winter respiratory viruses, including influenza (flu), RSV and COVID-19. Now is a good time to talk with a trusted healthcare provider about recommended...
North Dakota Improves ACT Composite Test Scores
North Dakota Department of Public Instruction
North Dakota’s Class of 2026 posted a strong overall performance on the ACT and WorkKeys assessments, according to new results released this week.
Ribbon cutting ceremony for new North Dakota State Laboratory to take place Tuesday on Capitol grounds
North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services
BISMARCK, N.D. (OCT. 15, 2026) – Gov. Kelly Armstrong will lead the ribbon cutting ceremony for the new North Dakota State Laboratory on Tuesday, Oct. 20, on the Capitol grounds.
Fort Technology: Logia USA Signs Exclusive Distribution Agreement to Expand Fuel Maintenance Solutions for Data Centers Across the U.S.
GlobeNewswire, Inc.
Agreement expands commercialization of Logia’s fuel integrity solutions for standby power in data centers and other mission-critical facilities.
Jamestown rest area to close for renovations
North Dakota Department of Transportation
BISMARCK, N.D. — The westbound rest area on Interstate 94 near Jamestown will close Tuesday, Oct. 20, for interior renovations and roof repairs.
Attorney General Drew Wrigley Warns About Stem Cell Offers
North Dakota Attorney General
October 19, 2026 Media Contact: Suzie Weigel 701.328.2210 Bismarck, ND – Attorney General Drew H. Wrigley today issued an urgent advisory, warning North Dakota residents to be aware of companies offering stem cell treatments and other human tissue...
North Dakota joins $2.5M settlement with cryptocurrency kiosk operator
North Dakota Department of Financial Institutions
BISMARCK, N.D. – The North Dakota Department of Financial Institutions (NDDFI) and 33 other state financial regulatory agencies have reached a $2.5 million settlement with Coinme Inc. (NMLS ID 1185542), a Seattle-based cryptocurrency money...
Cybersecurity Awareness With North Dakota Information Technology
North Dakota Information Technology
Valley News Live’s North Dakota Today discusses cybersecurity awareness with NDIT, sharing tips to help North Dakotans stay safe online.
Nathe, Bachmeier, Governor’s office, Legislative leaders announce teacher pay bill to get and keep teachers in North Dakota classrooms
North Dakota Department of Public Instruction
State Superintendent Levi Bachmeier, Rep. Mike Nathe and Lt. Gov. Michelle Strinden announced Monday a proposed bill that would offer North Dakota teachers an annual bonus to improve teacher retention and recruitment.
Bank of North Dakota launches Roughrider Coin, credits collaboration and controlled innovation
Bank of North Dakota
Bismarck, N.D. — Bank of North Dakota (BND) announced the successful launch of Roughrider Coin, a U.S. dollar‑backed, tokenized digital asset that modernizes interbank payments for community banks and credit unions across the state.
Nathe, Bachmeier, Governor’s office, Legislative leaders announce teacher pay bill to get and keep teachers in North Dakota classrooms
North Dakota Department of Public Instruction
State Superintendent Levi Bachmeier, Rep. Mike Nathe and Lt. Gov. Michelle Strinden announced Monday a proposed bill that would offer North Dakota teachers an annual bonus to improve teacher retention and recruitment.
North Dakota Information Technology Encourages North Dakotans to ‘Stay Cyber SMART’ During Cybersecurity Awareness Month
North Dakota Information Technology
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and North Dakota Information Technology (NDIT) is helping North Dakotans strengthen their digital defenses with simple steps that can make a big difference.
Jamestown rest area to close for renovations
North Dakota Department of Transportation
BISMARCK, N.D. — The westbound rest area on Interstate 94 near Jamestown will close Tuesday, Oct. 20, for interior renovations and roof repairs.
NDDOT hosts public input meeting for First Avenue North
North Dakota Department of Transportation
BISMARCK, N.D. — The City of Fargo is hosting a public input meeting Tuesday, Oct. 27, from 5 to 7 p.m. to discuss proposed improvements to First Avenue from University Drive to Third Street North.
North Dakota Children's Cabinet to gather public input with ‘road show’ stops in 11 cities in October
North Dakota Office of the Governor
BISMARCK, N.D. – The North Dakota Children’s Cabinet will embark on a statewide “road show” Friday to share its findings, celebrate regional successes, gather additional stakeholder feedback and build awareness of its priorities and overarching...
AP classes save North Dakota families an estimated $4.46 million on college tuition
North Dakota Department of Public Instruction
The 2026 College Board AP Program results show $4.46 million in projected tuition and fee savings for students and families — an increase from last year’s $4.2 million. “Advanced coursework takes hard work and persistence, and North Dakota...
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