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The black woman in the photograph stands in calm protest, her long dress fluttering in the breeze as two policemen clad in the heavy black padding and helmets of riot gear rush to remove her from the middle of a street in Baton Rouge, La. Officers took about 180 people into custody...

JAMESTOWN, N.D. -- Stutsman County State’s Attorney Fritz Fremgen will work with a leadership coach from the Village Business Institute in Fargo to correct his management style after an external investigation determined he had created a hostile work environment for his staff. The...

FARGO — Vacation. It’s a word to conjure with, summoning forth images of sand, sun and inboxes. Inboxes? Yes, inboxes, according to a recent survey, which found that while 95 percent of U.S. consumers plan travel vacations this year, many won’t be disconnecting from work...

FARGO — Kristen Burbank worked in the financial industry for nine years. The 32-year-old lived in Minneapolis with a corporate job that paid well. But she gave it up to spend more time with her daughter and teach yoga. “The company was good, and I really believed in their mission,”...

A Stark County commissioner and the county’s sheriff disagreed Tuesday about overtime hours. During Stark County Sheriff Clarence Tuhy’s monthly report to the commission, Commissioner Ken Zander asked how overtime — shown in a handout from Tuhy — is generated.

FARGO -- Amy Lemley calls Microsoft Excel her "sworn enemy." When she found herself working with a spreadsheet composed of 140 columns and 56 rows at her job, it became "a nightmare." "I had no training in Excel. I felt inferior because I didn't know how to use it, unlike most of...

GRAND FORKS -- Twenty months after locking out its 1,300 union workers, American Crystal Sugar is better positioned for the future with a new workforce, according to management. "We are working to move the company and its employees forward with a fresh culture and a qualifications-based...

Along with reaping the benefits of its ascent to becoming an oil-rich state, North Dakota is also a more dangerous place to work. Aided in part by the western North Dakota Oil Patch boom during recent years. the number of work-related fatalities in the state rose by 47 percent from...