From ‘suck it up’ to sit out: North Dakota youth sports rethink concussions
Awareness helps young athletes handle head injuries, but work still to do
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Does hosting wind turbines provide farmers with additional income?
Tom Gerhardt: Behind the scenes of North Dakota journalism
What the record-high cost of diesel means for you
North Dakota doctor recounts extraordinary Greenland expedition
Has North Dakota scheduled its regular legislative sessions every other year since statehood in 1889?
States turn to parents to fill a home care workforce gap
Fact Brief
Does hosting wind turbines provide farmers with additional income?
Yes.
Wind projects provide farmers with substantial economic benefits while allowing most land to remain in agricultural use.
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory estimates about 98% of land within a typical wind project remains available for farming, grazing, or other uses.
Meanwhile, farmers who host turbines can receive long-term
Has North Dakota scheduled its regular legislative sessions every other year since statehood in 1889?
Is the United States energy independent because it is a net exporter of energy?
Is the EPA proposing to let states eliminate public notice and comment for some air pollution permits, including those for data centers and power plants?
Are U.S. soybeans being exported to China in record numbers?
Do all three ACA marketplace insurers in North Dakota cover gender-affirming care?
Did Interior Secretary Doug Burgum support a $1.2 billion deal for RWE to give up its U.S. offshore wind leases?
Podcast
Tom Gerhardt: Behind the scenes of North Dakota journalism
Veteran North Dakota journalist Tom Gerhardt reflects on his career, the transformation of news technology and the role local journalists play in building trust within their communities.
North Dakota doctor recounts extraordinary Greenland expedition
Why a majority isn’t enough to pass a school bond in North Dakota
What the ‘Whooper Highway’ revealed about North Dakota’s remaining prairie
After biking the ‘Whooper Highway,’ duo reflects on the journey
Would Permanent Daylight Saving Time Leave North Dakota in the Dark?
Testing the future of farming at Grand Farm
Health
Doctors Work to Address Access to Trauma Care for Rural Residents
Rural patients face greater risks when serious injuries occur far from advanced trauma care. Doctors are examining how coordinated hospital networks can improve outcomes, an approach already reflected in North Dakota’s statewide trauma system.
Programs aim to get rural North Dakotans moving, eating healthier
Addressing male suicide takes individual, community engagement
Family caregivers provide major unseen value across North Dakota
North Dakota lawmakers join debate over new federal rural health fund
After slow rollout, new criminal justice reentry programs begin to take shape
