North Dakota researchers have positioned themselves to contribute to space exploration as they are developing inflatable habitats in which astronauts can live and work on Mars and the moon. In addition, the team has created spacesuits for each celestial environment.
Modern machinery is changing the way farms operate.
Slight increases in temperature in North Dakota have offered some dividends to agriculture, allowing some crops, such as corn, to creep northward.
Hoover Elementary School had gone so long without repairs to its running track and baseball field that the school’s faculty and staff starting calling the area “the mud pit.”
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North Dakota’s energy industry will encompass generations as technological advances solidify long-term viability, according to the state’s top oil and gas industry regulator.
Sweeping changes stand on a precipice for hospitals and health systems. An aging population is driving a need for more nurses, health care is moving out of the walls of hospitals and technology is creating more jobs in this sector.
Thanks to new subdivisions and more than 1,600 new homes, North Albany’s population has nearly doubled since it was annexed into the city of Albany about 25 years ago.
Editor’s note: The Tribune has asked students from each of the Bismarck-Mandan high schools to write an essay about the future.
Siena men's basketball advances to MAAC Tournament semifinals Ogunyemi, the Troy High graduate, responded with a spinning layup and then banked in a 3-pointer to give the Saints an eight-point lead they wouldn't relinquish in an 89-76 victory over the Jaspers in a MAAC quarterfinal before a crowd of 6,978. Freshman guard Nico Clareth, whom Patsos said missed practice the past two days with cramping issues, helped hold Manhattan senior all-conference forward Shane Richards to 5-for-16 shooting in his final college game. Читать дальше...