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North Dakota governor vetoes $35M housing budget ... by mistake
When North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong took up an agency budget bill approved by the legislature, he vetoed a couple of line items. At least, that was his intention Monday. Instead, he accidentally vetoed $35 million for the state's housing budget. Now the state is figuring out how to deal with the unusual problem of a mistaken veto.
A North Dakota man previously convicted of Gross Sexual Imposition has been sentenced for possessing images depicting the ...
FARGO (KFGO) – North Dakota state troopers had little trouble issuing citations during a two-hour traffic violation crackdown on I-94 in Fargo on Friday. Sergeant Kristjan Helgoe says they were ...
A lot of North Dakota’s finances lie with the price of oil. Uncertainty over tariffs and global affairs has lowered WTI crude ...
Considering only about 9% of North Dakota land is public land, support from private landowners is crucial to the future of ...
FARGO — A gallon of gas will cost an average of $2.92 in North Dakota this Memorial Day weekend, down more than 40 cents from the same time in 2024.
MINOT, N.D. (KMOT) - Work is underway on North Dakota’s largest public mural which will extend 90 feet or 7 stories into the ...
Before you apply for your 2025 North Dakota deer license, with an application deadline of June 4, we should review the 2024 ...
Lawmakers find ways to boost morale with playful, traveling tokens based on speeches and actions on the House and Senate ...
North Dakota is an energy-rich state, and the means of handling power generation has attracted the attention of individuals interested in learning how the lights turn on.
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Drivers slam higher speeding fines after North Dakota raises speed limit to 80 mphThe new speed limit will go into effect on August 1st, as fines will also increase for speeding. But with a higher speed ...
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