Coverage of industry in North Dakota focuses on performance trends, sector-level regulatory shifts, supply chain issues and employment data. Reporting tracks how business verticals function within the state economy.
Five startups will share funding for farm technology, with several products set to be tested in North Dakota.
Live Poll
Should farmers in your area adopt new ag tech like AI-powered sensors and weed control?
Live Poll
Do you trust that a hospital merger will improve care in your community?
Grand Forks-based Altru Health System agreed to acquire three CHI St. Alexius hospitals in North Dakota from CommonSpirit Health.
Governor Kelly Armstrong and federal officials temporarily permit lower-taxed red-dyed diesel for on-road farm hauling as prices climb.
Live Poll
Do you support large wind farm upgrades near your community's highways?
The North Dakota Public Service Commission unanimously approved Basin Electric's plan to upgrade turbines at the Prairie Winds ND 1 wind farm south of Minot.
Live Poll
Do you think corporations should be able to sue activist groups for protest damages?
A North Dakota judge rejected Greenpeace's bid for a second trial in Energy Transfer's Dakota Access Pipeline lawsuit, leaving a $345 million judgment in place.
Live Poll
Should the federal government increase funding for small business manufacturing training programs?
The funding supports advanced training initiatives for small businesses across North Dakota.
Reporting here centers on regional employment trends, legislative impacts on commerce, resource production cycles and supply chain resilience. It reaches from the capital to the rural counties where the state economy takes shape. Commodity price fluctuations and seasonal infrastructure needs dictate the rhythm of commercial activity across the state. Shifts in workforce availability and sector-specific regulation are the constants that drive most industry stories.
