Nick Rommel

Our summer intern, Nick Rommel, is back at the University of Chicago, but he has a final piece we're sure you'll enjoy. Nick is a musician in his own right, and when he heard about a Metis fiddler on the Turtle Mountain reservation, he had to check it out.

The new districts, which cover two North Dakota Indian reservations, have elicited varying responses from local politicians.

North Dakota has extraordinarily many small community banks. They have an important partner backing them: the state-owned Bank of North Dakota.

The resulting high expenditures spurred Sanford to cut traveling nurses' pay rates in Fargo by up to 60%.

The Fargo coffee shop and arts space is looking for a new location after their home of 11 years was leased to a new tenant.

Bluegrass finds a North Dakota home in a Norwegian troll-themed bar.

Earlier this month, NPR asked prominent writers, librarians, and bookstore owners in all 50 states about books that "illuminated where they live." Inspired by this project, intern Nick Rommel asked independent bookstore owners across the state to nominate their favorite North Dakota book.