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Board rejects report in ND chancellor dispute

National Guard helps out in flooded Pembina County

State highways into Cavalier reopened to traffic

Sakakawea, Oahe boat ramp access to be good

Evacuated residents of ND city returning home

ND body gives tax break to manufacturing plant

Service gives advice in tenant-landlord disputes

Diederich new leader of ND higher education board

ND higher education board revises tuition plan

Flood situation improves dramatically in Crystal

Cavalier residents breathing a big sigh of relief

Hydrocodone pills found during traffic stop

Flood threat easing on Park River in Grafton

Rice Lake residents experiencing flooding again

ND officials still hopeful base can get tankers

Williston to get third state district court judge

ND man gets no prison time for negligent homicide

ND higher education officials to revisit tuition

Site plan approved for ND natural gas processor

ND Lottery

Dickinson teachers turn down $38K

Naked man arrested, escapes from patrol car in ND

Levi named new ND state transportation director

ND ad agency sues creators of Cartoon Network show

Duhamel to lead N. Dakota State Fair parade

Oklahomans witness tornado from ND oil patch

2 slain ND Guard soldiers honored in Bismarck

ND getting new state transportation director

North Dakota APUC funding 6 projects this quarter

ND GOP Chairman says he won't seek another term

Residents of small ND town asked to evacuate

Burn ban lifted in state land south of Bismarck

Federal disaster declaration requested for ND

Attorneys argue over notes about death row inmate

Parents of slain student: Justice will be served

Stabbing reported at N. Dakota oilfield camp

North Dakota legislators pick 41 interim studies

ND parents plead not guilty in child's death

Record rain leading to flooding in North Dakota

US Rep Cramer criticized for commencement comments

Head-on collision kills 2 in northwestern ND

Board to take another look at tuition rate plans

Warm, dry weather helps ND farmers make progress

Hearing scheduled in motion for Rodriguez appeal

Floodwaters recede from I-94 near Jamestown

4 ND cases tied to multistate salmonella outbreak

ND Information Technology Dept. gets interim chief

Bus catches fire in ND; all passengers are safe

Heavy rainfall sets records across North Dakota

Head-on collision kills 2 in northwestern ND

Missing Bismarck Teen

WMA camping restrictions remain in place in ND

Suspects arrested in ND convenience store robbery

West Fargo man sentenced to prison in copper theft

ND beer burglar gets away with 4 cases of suds

Diocese of new Fargo bishop snubbed abuse audit

Groups in 8 ND communities getting orchard grants

Most ND school districts fail to meet standards

Minnesotans take home titles in 9th Fargo Marathon

Accreditation board investigating ND complaint

Gas prices on pace for all-time highs in ND, SD

Western ND airport gains jet service to 2 cities

ND unveils tribute to former US president's legacy

ND group sets meeting to talk about oilfield waste

Judge sentences burglar trapped in bar's air ducts

ND has coldest April on record; SD 2nd coldest

ND hospitals need help in screening for bad debt

ND National Guard soldiers honored in Williston

ND DOT says water on I-94 west of Jamestown

ND gets high marks for air quality, despite dust

Number of people charged in overdose death up to 5

ATV Fatal

Wahpeton convenience store robbed at gunpoint

Gas prices headed for a record in North Dakota

Xcel Energy proposes power plants in southeast ND

North Dakota state parks return to full services

Bond set at $1 million for ND murder suspect

ND billboards meant to attract Minnesota consumers

ND man sentenced to prison in illegal workers case

North Dakota closing paddlefish snagging season

Officials: 26 TB cases from Grand Forks outbreak

Victim, suspect IDd in homicide near Williston

Rewards grow in North Dakota cattle killing cases

EPA taking comments on ND air pollution matter

Search continues for missing North Dakota man

ND governor to announce new labor commissioner

Danzig Dam in Morton County getting makeover

1,200 trout from Wyoming stocked in ND waters

Man accused of running over woman in ND picked up

ND Lottery

Williams County authorities investigating homicide

Grand Forks Air Force Base has new commander

Experts offer tips for Fargo Marathon runners

Apartment catches fire in downtown Bismarck

Pickup truck driver dies in crash with train in ND

Legal challenges begin against ND abortion bills

ND's cut of oil royalties on state land increasing

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) _ North Dakota has reaped more than $1.1

billion since 2007 by allowing drilling activity on state land.

The state owns about 1.2 million acres in 17 of western North

Dakota's oil producing counties. And almost two-thirds of the

state-owned land has an oil well or one likely will be drilled

within five years.

State Department of Trust Lands commissioner Lance Gaebe

says royalty income from oil production has overtaken

lease revenue as producers increasingly drill wells to hold rights

to the land.

He says the state is now collecting more than $20 million

monthly in royalty income.

Most of the oil money goes toward public school funding. Money

also is paid to a trust fund that can be tapped by the Legislature

for special projects.

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