Industry

NDSU Sets Oakes Crop Shop Talk for March 17

Free event to feature research updates and farmer feedback at NDSU's Oakes Irrigation Research Site

Farmers Can Apply for Federal Ag Assistance Program

The $12 billion Farmer Bridge Assistance program aims to help producers facing low prices and high input costs

Budweiser Features North Dakota Farmer in Super Bowl Commercial

Barley producer Brian Fransen represents American agriculture in 'American Icons' ad

Xcel Energy Seeks Natural Gas Rate Hike in North Dakota

Utility files for 11.96% increase, citing system upgrades and safety improvements

Public Service Commission Reviewing Morton County Wind Farm Proposal

The 200-megawatt project would feature 45 turbines near Glen Ulin.

Public Service Commission Approves Permit For Battery Storage Facility

Northern Divide Energy Storage gets green light for 20-acre, 100MW project in Burke County

North Dakota Governor Praises Bank of North Dakota's Employee Bonus Program

The state-owned bank's new performance-based bonus plan aims to improve retention and reward staff as a team.

Sammons Financial Group Continues Strong Charitable Giving, Volunteerism in 2025

Employee-owned company donates nearly $4.6 million and contributes over 11,000 volunteer hours across Midwest locations.

NDSU Opens Center for Banking and Finance

New hub connects students, faculty, and industry partners to address workforce needs in financial services.

Grand Forks Business Files Bid Protest Against Alerus Center LED Scoreboard Project

LucentHD claims the project did not go through a public bidding process and is requesting it be rebid to allow for local participation.

Fargodome Authority Acknowledges Potential Funding Gap for Convention Center

Concerns raised about using Fargodome funds for convention center instead of needed Fargodome renovations.

Interstate Engineering Celebrates 50 Years Of Business

Founded in 1976, the engineering firm has grown to serve communities across 5 states.

Supreme Court Ruling Likely to Trigger Litigation for North Dakota Oil Companies

Decision voids Industrial Commission order on royalty payments, leaving door open for new disputes

Judge Orders Greenpeace to Pay $345M to Energy Transfer Over 2016 Protests

Ruling stems from Dakota Access pipeline demonstrations that drew thousands to North Dakota.

Greenpeace Faces $345M Lawsuit Over Dakota Access Pipeline Protests

Environmental group fighting for survival after North Dakota court ruling