North Dakota's $1,600 tax credit erases bills for 50,000 homeowners

A landmark property tax relief package signed by Gov. Kelly Armstrong last spring has eliminated property tax bills for roughly 50,000 North Dakota households—nearly equivalent to Bismarck's entire population. The tripling of the primary residence credit from $500 to $1,600, funded by state Legacy Fund earnings, is delivering even more relief than lawmakers initially projected.

May 5

ND Legislature OKs $50M to Bridge Rural Broadband Divide by 2028

May 5

Fargo Cops Nab One Suspect in Deadly Downtown Shootings, Hunt Continues

Fargo police arrested a suspect in one of two fatal shootings that rocked the city early Sunday, leaving two dead and others wounded amid a brewing feud. As Caundre Douglas faces murder charges for killing Elijah Hughes, 19-year-old Tyrque Jones remains at large after gunning down Azeem Holmes outside a popular downtown bar. The violence has heightened fears in North Dakota's largest city, with authorities warning Jones is armed and dangerous.[1][2][3]

May 5

Bismarck police arrest suspect in armed robbery spree targeting local businesses

May 5

Grant County Man Charged in $11K Bismarck Laundromat Burglary

May 5