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North Dakota governor unintentionally vetoes $35 million for housing programs
Gov. Kelly Armstrong announced Thursday that he accidentally vetoed part of a bill that set aside $35 million for a state housing development fund. Senate Bill 2014 is the budget for the North Dakota Industrial Commission.
A Mistaken Line Item Removal Wiped Out Housing for the Homeless in North Dakota — and Now the Governor Is Passing the Blame
An attempt to delete a small one-time grant from the budget in North Dakota has caused a statewide crisis as the errant penstroke accidentally eliminated a $35 million housing fund for lower-income families and the homeless.
The state could see a new voter threshold for passage of future constitutional changes; a single-subject rule that limits the ...
North Dakota Superintendent of Public Instruction Kirsten Baesler's nomination as the U.S. Assistant Secretary for Elementary and Secondary Education has advanced to the full U.S. Senate. A date for ...
Killdeer will hold a special election Aug. 18 to replace former Commission President Joel Spethman following his March 17 ...
The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals rules private individuals and groups can't sue over racial bias in voting in seven Midwest ...
Landowners in North Dakota can continue their safety-based legal challenges against the Summit carbon capture pipeline, ...
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The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals in a 2-1 decision overturned a 2023 decision by a North Dakota federal judge that found the ...
City officials finalize timeline, clarify petition rules and announce that the vote will proceed without Stark County ...
This legislative district map was drawn by the plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the state. North Dakota officials were ordered ...
In the November 2022 election, term limits in North Dakota were passed with over 63% "yes" votes. The measure amended our ...
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