North Dakota Monitor

North Dakota soybean growers rely heavily on exports to China, but with harvest on the horizon, those exports are nowhere in sight.

A pipeline leak in northwest North Dakota has spilled an estimated 20,000 barrels, or 840,000 gallons, of crude oil and produced water onto agricultural land, the Department of Environmental Quality said Monday.

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Despite court rulings, some nutrition benefits may still be delayed.

Some SNAP recipients still may see delays in their benefits, despite the rulings.

North Dakota governor remains opposed to reappointing one person the Ethics Person

Congress failed to fund SNAP and WIC, two major U.S. Department of Agriculture initiatives for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1.

Unauthorized migration at the border “plunged dramatically” from 2.1 million to 444,000 border encounters in the past fiscal year, a report said.

A bachelor's degree usually requires120 credits, but North Dakota is considering degree programs with as few as 90 credits.

More than $900,000 was used to buy food for Great Plains Food Bank in North Dakota.

North Dakota officials will announce a state response today as food assistance benefits are set to be paused amid the government shutdown. Around the country, local leaders rush to help but can’t fill massive SNAP void, reports @stateline.org

North Dakota State University has the state's only pharmacy school.

North Dakota's auditor said it was difficult to know if there was any money missing from the college.