North Dakota, Alaska locked in rivalryOil, population trump Alaska; latest census data moves ND back to 47th place, which Alaska held for decade; ND now No. 2 in oil James MacPherson Associated Press
Forget South Dakota. North Dakota’s most similar sister state these days is some 2,000 miles away.
Alaska and North Dakota — which once had little more in common than wintry weather and elbow room — have for the past several years been locked in a state sibling rivalry over population numbers and c....
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