North Dakota lawmakers are pushing for stronger communication between the state and tribal nations. House Bill 1455 would require the Indian Affairs Commission to alert tribal leaders about legislation that could impact Native communities before it passes. Supporters say too many laws—like[...]
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On This Day | Wednesday, February 19th
On this day in 1878, Thomas Edison received a patent for the phonograph, a groundbreaking invention that allowed for the recording and playback of sound, revolutionizing the music and entertainment industries. On this day in 1942, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive[...]
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On This Day | 21 Skunk Tree
By tapping on the log, Verner chased the skunks up to the hole. Billy was there to grab each one. As he pulled each one out, Ivan stood ready with a rifle to shoot [...]Read More... from On This Day | 21[...]
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On This Day | A Big Irrigation Project
New irrigated land under the proposed Missouri-Souris project (northwestern North Dakota) should be able to support from 80 to 100 times more sheep, eight to 10 times more cattle and 12 to 18 times [...]Read More... from On This Day | A[...]
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On This Day | Your Farm Can Help
And it's true that every farm in the United States can make a valuable contribution to the national victory program by producing more milk, eggs, pork, and vegetables says the department. A record production [...]Read More... from On This Day | Your[...]
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On This Day | Food for Victory!
FOOD FOR VICTORY By Don H. Davy, Burlington, N. Dak. Down came the order, it was from Washington. Down to the farmer, the farmer’s wife, and son; Up came the answer as from a [...]Read More... from On This Day | Food[...]
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Meat processing tax exemption bill could help West Virginia Farmers
Some West Virginia lawmakers want to remove consumer sales taxes on the processing of beef, pork and lamb at slaughterhouses. House Bill 2146 would reduce the cost for individuals who want to have their livestock processed by a professional slaughterhouse. Dwayne O’Dell, director[...]
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Chaos reigns in Montana in a Divided Republican Senate as Moderates Team Up With Democrats
Moderates in Montana’s state Senate made headlines during a late-night session by asserting control over key proceedings, signaling frustration with the Republican leadership’s pace. This coalition of 18 minority Democrats and nine Republicans pushed through 20 motions to advance stalled legislation, despite[...]
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Resolution would remove North Dakota governor’s ability to appoint judges, justices
Who should decide who sits on North Dakota’s highest courts—the governor or an independent commission? That’s the question behind House Concurrent Resolution 3021, a proposal that would strip the governor of judicial appointment power and reshape the state’s legal system. Supporters, like[...]
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Grand Forks Opinion: Casino Bill Deserves Another Look in the Future
North Dakota lawmakers have shut down a proposal that could have reshaped the state’s gaming landscape. Senate Bill 2376, which would have allowed the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa to open a casino near Grand Forks, was rejected in a 29-15 vote,[...]
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North Dakota House advances bill to invest state funds in gold, silver
North Dakota’s Legislature is revisiting a proposal to invest $40 million in gold and silver after a narrow initial defeat. House Bill 1183 seeks to direct the state treasurer to allocate 1% of general fund deposits into these metals for the 2027-2029[...]
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North Dakota resolution to redefine marriage gets Do Pass recommendation
North Dakota lawmakers are weighing a resolution that challenges same-sex marriage, but opposition is strong. House Concurrent Resolution 3013 calls on the U.S. Supreme Court to redefine marriage as solely between a man and a woman, citing states’ rights. Supporters argue the[...]
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North Dakota House lawmakers approve state DOGE task force
North Dakota lawmakers are looking to trim government waste—or at least find out where it might be hiding. House Bill 1442, which passed overwhelmingly in the House, would create a new task force to review state programs and recommend cost-cutting measures. Supporters[...]
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House votes to defund North Dakota public broadcasting, sends bill to Senate
North Dakota lawmakers have voted to cut state funding for Prairie Public Broadcasting, a move that supporters call a step toward government efficiency and opponents warn could harm public access to educational programming. House Bill 1255, which passed the House 48-41, would[...]
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Minot Public Schools weighing options with land near Ramstad Middle School
The Minot Public School District is weighing a significant decision regarding 70 acres of land near Erik Ramstad Middle School, which was originally gifted to them. Superintendent Scott Faul shared that discussions are ongoing, with an assessment of the land pending. While[...]
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Welcome home event set in Belcourt for Leonard Peltier
Belcourt is preparing to welcome home Leonard Peltier after 49 years behind bars. A meal in his honor, hosted by NDN Collective, will take place February 19 at Sky Dancer Casino, with the full event beginning at noon. Peltier, a member of[...]