North Dakota’s Attorney General Drew Wrigley has condemned the Ethics Commission for its assertion that the his office was ...

The spat is part of a growing fight between the Ethics Commission, state government and the Legislature, with plenty of blame ...

"A veto error made by Gov. Kelly Armstrong's staff was never the issue some in the Legislature made it out to be," Rob Port ...

Members of Legislative Management say they will not go to the state Supreme Court to address issues involving the governor’s ...

A top legislative panel decided against pursuing legal action in response to North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong’s partial veto ...

John Bradley from the ND Wildlife Federation talked land sales on this episode of Plain Talk. Plus, AG Drew Wrigley and the ...

Drew Wrigley's pursuit of harsher sentences for fleeing began with talk with Grand Forks County sheriff Sheriff Andy Schneider told North Dakota's attorney general about the "epidemic" of people ...

While acknowledging the seriousness of the accusations against Burleigh County Auditor and Treasurer Mark Splonskowski, ...

Attorney General Drew Wrigley said anyone who may have information about Mohamed Barakat is encouraged to contact the North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation at 701-328-5500.

B ISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - The Truth In Sentencing bill, introduced by Attorney General Drew Wrigley’s office, would have required people convicted of violent crimes, drug trafficking or sexual ...

Drew Wrigley’s plan would have costs, but how better to rein in loose sentencing standards in North Dakota? Cost must be a concern, but it cannot be the end of a discussion about what’s right.