Internet

A recent study showed that North Dakota made the top ten on a list of states that are the 'least internet-obsessed.'

People are freaked out after finding their personal information posted on a genealogy website for anyone with internet access to see.

As crazy as the concept may sound, North Dakota may very well be on its way to becoming the first state in the U.S. to provide statewide Wi-Fi.

Knowing the story behind this cake makes it just a wee bit sweeter.

Kellie Raspberry of the Kidd Kraddick Morning Show recently had hackers spying on her email and social pages.

North Dakota's own Weston Hecker, along with an unnamed partner, has developed software with the potential for shutting out personal-information-seeking hackers.

Earlier today, we arrived to work only to discover that the internet was down. Ten years ago, this may not have been a problem, but in 2014, it's a major issue.

With an absolute INSANE performance from US Goalkeeper Tim Howard yesterday in the US loss to Belgium, the internet took it as their duty to come up with everything and anything that Tim Howard could save!

What happened to people using sentences in messages they send to each other? Everyday, I get at least one text message from someone where they will use internet shorthand to convey a message.

Perhaps the only thing better than being connected is staying connected.