We stand for the flag not to please ourselves, but to honor the 1.2 million American men and women who died for our freedom because of war. When the national anthem plays or the flag passes by during a parade, and you stand at attention and place your hand over your heart, what do you think ...

A concerning pattern of federal policy shifts and budget proposals is casting a shadow over essential services that support Minot’s most vulnerable residents — our elderly neighbors, individuals with disabilities and families struggling with poverty. These are not abstract debates unfolding ...

North Dakota’s 69th Legislative Assembly was defined by results. In a session focused on delivering for our citizens, we prioritized tax relief, tax reform, rural infrastructure, education, agriculture, and healthcare — and we did it all while protecting the state’s long-term fiscal ...

Having served six years in the North Dakota Senate and another six years in Congress, I can say from experience it’s rare to work on tax policy that helps those who need the most relief first, while also providing the greatest relief to those who pay the most taxes. But that’s exactly ...

The news of Minot High boys’ basketball coach Dean Winczewski’s retirement marks the end of an era, not just for the Magicians program, but for the entire Minot community. While the record books will forever highlight his remarkable achievements – four state championships in Minot, ...

The North Dakota 69th Legislative Assembly adjourned Wednesday for crossover break, having addressed several major issues related to property tax relief, energy and agriculture, education, housing and workforce. Out of the nearly 1,100 bills introduced this session, approximately 700 made it ...