The North Dakota DOT released the names of the departments annual Name-a-Plow contents. In Minot, Iron Bladen hall reign over all roads in our region. Catch the full news release along with other region’s names below. And you can always get a[...]
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Pride of Dakota Showcase attendance on the rise
The number of shoppers participating in Pride of Dakota holiday season events is on the rise. The news release below was is from the North Dakota Department of Agriculture. — BEGIN NEWS RELEASE — BISMARCK – Nearly 44,000 shoppers participated in the[...]
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Port: Local government insurance fund has been gouging North Dakotans
Imagine discovering that the system meant to protect you in times of crisis is rigged against you. For some North Dakotans, that’s the reality with the North Dakota Insurance Reserve Fund (NDIRF). An audit revealed alarming practices: sloppy claim handling, biased policies[...]
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Local control vanishes when lawmakers think they alone can fix problems
Let’s dive into a Wyoming tale of local control—or the lack thereof—where state lawmakers, often advocates for small government, seem eager to dictate local policies. This time, their efforts to streamline regulations inadvertently tied up the progress of local governance. The Regulatory[...]
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Massive data centers consuming large amounts of energy have eyes on South Dakota
South Dakota could soon be hosting some unexpected new guests—massive data centers known as “hyperscalers,” which are on the lookout for colder climates to cool their thousands of servers efficiently. These futuristic hubs, often run by tech titans, hinge on enormous energy[...]
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Teddy Roosevelt National Park South Unit Scenic Loop to Be Completed By Next Summer
If you’ve been longing to explore the breathtaking vistas of Theodore Roosevelt National Park, patience is required for a little longer. Repair efforts on the Scenic Loop Drive postpone the full experience of the South Unit until next summer. The loop has[...]
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Environmental Testing in ND Will Take Big Step Forward With New State Lab
Picture this: North Dakota is gearing up to tackle one of today’s pressing environmental challenges right in its backyard. By 2026, a state-of-the-art lab on Bismarck’s Capitol grounds will allow local testing for “forever chemicals”—those pesky PFAS found in everyday products that[...]
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Senator Hoeven Provides Keynote at State Student Council
With over 1,400 future leaders mingling and forging connections, North Dakota State Student Council Convention was a playground for budding politicians and business minds. Senator John Hoeven was there, reminding students that their voices truly matter. His advice? Leadership isn’t just about[...]
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Why Montana data is missing from national childhood immunization reports
Picture this: You’re preparing for a trip, checking the route, sealing the bags, but you skip the weather forecast. Risky, right? That’s Montana right now with childhood vaccination data. For over three years, it’s been the only state not reporting this crucial[...]
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ND Dept. of Commerce Releases ND Development Fund Investments
The North Dakota Department of Commerce announced today that 10 companies were approved for a total of $6,628,000 in loan funds through the North Dakota Development Fund, Inc. (NDDF) recently. “The NDDF is dedicated to fostering growth by supporting projects that not only[...]
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Burgum emphasizes workforce in his final North Dakota budget recommendations
“Companies win — and now I know that states win — by attracting two things: capital and talent,” Those are the comments of Governor Burgum given in his outgoing budget address. Mary Steurer with the North Dakota Monitor has the full story linked[...]
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Don’t Be Stupid on Early Season Ice; Good Advice From the Government
Stepping onto the ice always demands caution, but the risks are especially elevated early in the season. If you need a primer or a reminder on how to not be stupid, catch the video from North Dakota Game & Fish below. [...]Read[...]
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Area Backyard Flocks Host First ND Bird Flu Cases This Year
Two backyard chicken flocks in Bottineau and McHenry Counties (both are near Minot) have tested positive for bird flu. A third case in Ransome county was also confirmed. The sites have been quarantined, and the flocks “depopulated.” The full news release from[...]
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North Dakota lawmakers discuss changing conflict of interest rules
North Dakota legislative committees approved changes to their conflict of interest rules on Monday that aim to make the process easier for lawmakers to understand and to address concerns about transparency. The proposed amendments will undergo further discussion Tuesday, and go before[...]
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Term Limits Will Force New Lawmakers Into Mix Sooner
The North Dakota Legislature is preparing newer lawmakers for upcoming sessions with an emphasis on rapid skill development due to term limits. These limits, approved by voters in 2022, cap lawmakers at eight years each in the House and Senate, significantly impacting[...]
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Collateral Damage from Epic Collapse Collects Minot Country Club and NDSF Foundation
It’s been a little more than half a year since the epic collapse of the Epic companies hit the news. The fallout continues. Minot journalist Rob Port, who writes for Inforum.com, has the story — or what he can make of it[...]