Bill allowing schools to post Ten Commandments clears Senate By Dylan Sherman NDNAEF BISMARCK – The North Dakota Senate passed a bill that would allow local school boards to post the…...
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Gov. Burgum signs executive order to look into recent federal policies Burgum’s order directs state agencies to examine the impact of President Joseph Biden’s recent executive orders impacting the environment…...
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Bill seeks more transparency in political advertisements House Bill 1451 would require independent expenditures on political advertisements to disclose any of its donors who have donated more than $200 By…...
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NDNAEF – Legislative briefs Department of Human Services to take over for Lutheran Social Services refugee resettlement program As Lutheran Social Services North Dakota closed its doors, the state’s refugee…...
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The pandemic and ban on gifts to lawmakers have changed how lobbyists go about their daily work By Dylan Sherman N.D. Newspaper Association Education Foundation BISMARCK – A loss of…...
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Outnumbered Democrats look to ideas, relationships to advance priorities By Brayden Zenker N.D. Newspaper Association Education Foundation BISMARCK – In the 2021 North Dakota Legislature, Democrats make up just under…...
Josh Askvig, state director for the AARP of North Dakota, commended the state for its push to make sure meetings are able to be viewed by the public. By Dylan…...
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