North Dakota’s DOGE moves one step closer to reality
North Dakota’s version of the Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, is one step closer to reality. On Friday, the North Dakota Senate passed House Bill 1442 by a vote of 41-4. The bill would ...
Strength training can lead to better night’s sleep
If you wake up groggy and find yourself reaching for another cup of coffee, then it might be time to find a new approach — strength training.
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Proposed Legacy Fund language could bring more cash to North Dakota energy projects
Proposed changes to how North Dakota's Legacy Fund can be invested could bring a huge influx of cash to energy infrastructure ...
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AARP urges North Dakota governor to sign bill regulating cryptocurrency kiosks
BISMARCK — AARP is calling on North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong to sign a bill that would regulate cryptocurrency kiosks amid ...
North Dakota HHS opens applications for Opioid Settlement Fund
North Dakota Health and Human Services (HHS) has opened applications for grant funding through the state’s opioid settlement ...
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North Dakota Senate passes bill for government efficiency task force -- after federal DOGE
The task force’s goal is to identify areas where state can increase efficiency, implement cost-saving measures and find ...
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Feds say group moved meth, fentanyl from Colorado, Arizona to North Dakota
Five people are set to go to trial in early May in a federal drug trafficking case that authorities say involved transporting ...
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North Dakota breaks ground on first prison designed for women, with focus on rehabilitation
Colby Braun, director of the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, speaks during the groundbreaking ceremony for the ...