Mr. Roosevelt thus believes that by the middle of this year extraordinary measures will no longer be required to speed recovery. He is as awake as anyone to there terrific cost, and he has [...]Read More... from On This Day | The[...]
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On This Day | Planning a Dam
A party of engineers is making surveys in the vicinity of Garrison where the proposed dam, in connection with the Missouri river diversion project would be constructed, it was learned this week. [...]Read More... from On This Day | Planning a Dam
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On This Day | Be Vewy Vewy Quiet
Bunny drives are conducted on a tract of land south of Garrison, where an alfalfa patch has served to attract hundreds of rabbits to furnish ample excitement. [...]Read More... from On This Day | Be Vewy Vewy Quiet
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The state of insurance in North Dakota
In recent years, you may have noticed headlines related to the insurance industry, and, more importantly, you may have experienced its effects firsthand. This could include higher premiums that strain your household budget, reduced availability of certain coverage options, or delays in[...]
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NAWS seeks funds to continue construction
NAWS water is expected in the systm this summer, but there’s more than $100 million required to complete the project. Then once it’s done, there are 500 moving parts that need oversight and regular inspection. Those are the highlights of the story[...]
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Resolution before lawmakers would ‘acknowledge the Kingship of Jesus Christ’
North Dakota lawmakers are pushing a resolution that would declare Jesus Christ as King over the state—a move that raises serious constitutional and philosophical questions. House Concurrent Resolution 3020, backed by Rep. Nico Rios and Rep. Jeff Hoverson, isn’t just symbolic; it’s[...]
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Is it time to raise speeding fines? HB 1366 Says Yes
In North Dakota, a speeding ticket can cost less than $20, but state lawmaker Roger Maki from Watford City believes it’s time for a change. He has introduced House Bill 1366, aiming to increase fines for drivers speeding significantly over the limit.[...]
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Senate Confirms Burgum as Secretary of Interior; Comments from ND Delegation
By a vote of 79-18, former Governor Burgum has been confirmed as the Secretary of the Interior. North Dakota’s lawmakers provided the following comments through news releases. The strong support Governor Burgum received throughout the confirmation process speaks volumes about his unique[...]
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Williston City Commission approves $332,400 in STAR Fund grants
The Williston City Commission has made a substantial commitment to local growth by approving STAR FUND grants totaling up to $332,400. These grants support both business initiatives and community projects, aiming to foster economic development and job creation in the area. Williston[...]
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Watford City Selected as Featured Community for “My Town” Series
Watford City, North Dakota, is stepping into the spotlight as part of season 2 of the documentary series “My Town,” which explores the unique aspects of rural life. Emmy-winning documentarian Cory Hepola will highlight the town’s advanced healthcare system, energy production, and[...]
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In 1961, the U.S. lost its entire national figure skating team in a plane crash
On February 15, 1961, a tragedy unfolded in the world of figure skating when a plane carrying the U.S. National Figure Skating Team crashed in Belgium, claiming 73 lives, including 18 athletes headed to the World Championships. Among those mourning were the[...]
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Lawmakers say no to storing nuclear waste in Wyoming
Concerns over the potential storage of spent nuclear fuel in Wyoming have led lawmakers to reject House Bill 16, aimed at initiating a broader discussion on the topic. Facing constituents’ opposition and doubts about the reliability of “temporary” storage, committee members noted[...]
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Watch: Tulsi Gabbard Secretly Met Syria’s Assad: What We Know
Tulsi Gabbard is stepping into the spotlight as President Trump’s nominee for director of national intelligence, a role overseeing 18 agencies and a hefty $100 billion budget. In 2017 she took a trip to Syria where she met with Bashar al-Assad, the[...]
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Bill would bar Iowa cities, counties, schools from using tax dollars to hire lobbyists
Iowa lawmakers are considering a bill that would prevent local governments from using taxpayer money to hire lobbyists. Unanimously supported by a legislative panel, this proposal aims to strengthen property tax protection but has sparked debate. Proponents argue that lobbyists are essential[...]
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Rethinking budgeting: A transformative approach for state and local governments
State and local governments are heading into rough financial waters. With nearly every state facing budget deficits by 2025, the pressure to balance rising costs with community needs is mounting. Traditional budgeting methods, often reactive and disconnected from strategic goals, aren’t cutting[...]
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UND aviation tragedy inspires mental health program for pilots
North Dakota is taking a step toward addressing mental health challenges among pilots, sparked by the tragic 2021 death of a University of North Dakota student, John Hauser. His suicide highlighted a critical issue: pilots often hesitate to seek help for fear[...]