BISMARCK — The North Dakota House Transportation Committee in a 13-1 vote approved a do-not-pass recommendation for a bill that would allow sponsorship agreements for highway-related services ...

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - So far this year, North Dakota Highway Patrol troopers have made 642 driving-under-the-influence arrests. Those impairments can come from alcohol or drugs. Troopers have ...

North Dakota highway signs that portray a silhouette of a Native American head are being switched out for ones featuring the state's shape, but it could take years before the signs that have ...

The North Dakota Department of Transportation closed a portion of Highway 32 as the crash response was ongoing, and traffic was backed up in the area. Panasuk was not able to comment yet if the ...

A new Highway 1 sign in Sand City alerts drivers that the exit for Seaside and Del "Ray" Oaks is coming up in 1 1/4 miles. Skip to content. NOWCAST KSBW Action News 8 at 6 pm.

Update at 5:30 p.m.:Southbound Highway 1 has completely reopened after a big rig crashed near Marina, on Wednesday. The roadway was closed for nearly four-and-a-half hours.

The North Dakota Department Of Transportation is in the process of removing Native American imagery from highway signs across the state. Public comment was not sought in the decision-making ...

In an announcement on Facebook early on Tuesday, May 3, the Cavalier County Sheriff’s Department said nearby North Dakota Highway 5 is closed from North Dakota Highway 1 to North Dakota Highway ...

FILE - This May 2015 file photo provided by the North Dakota Department of Transportation shows a road sign in Devils Lake, N.D., depicting the image of Sioux warrior Marcellus Red Tomahawk.

The North Dakota Department of Transportation has started replacing welcome signs across the state. New highway signs welcome travelers to North Dakota Skip to main content Skip to main content ...

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