Plans to build a new State Hospital in Jamestown, North Dakota, are in limbo as the House and Senate look for a compromise on what the project is worth.

The House wants to use $330 million for 43 additional beds, while the Senate is looking to spend $285 million on fewer. Some lawmakers proposed scrapping the plan for a new facility entirely.

The bills cover a range of topics, from communicable disease outbreak response to efforts to reduce the "criminal element" in gambling.

The partnership comes at a time when hundreds of rural hospitals nationally have closed or been bought by larger hospital ...

Arguments over mask requirements and other restrictions have turned ugly in recent days as the deadly coronavirus surge across the U.S. engulfs small and medium-size cities that once seemed safely ...

North Dakota state lawmakers approved an idea that could cap how much some people have to pay for prescription drugs.

The U.S. faces a crucial shortage of medical providers, especially in rural areas. The problem has been building for a while, ...

Everything you need to know about the latest weekend of ACC action, which saw Miami headline the results with a sweep of Georgia Tech. Everything you need to know about an action-packed Saturday ...