Amy Dalrymple
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North Dakota Industrial Commission moves toward suing Minnesota over carbon-free bill
The North Dakota Industrial Commission voiced unanimous support Monday to move toward filing a lawsuit challenging Minnesota’s carbon-free electricity legislation, with North Dakota’s governor arguing the neighboring state is overreaching. → Read More
Bismarck-Mandan Symphony seeks donations to cover July 4 fireworks event
Bismarck’s July 4 Capitol fireworks display has a new feature this year: an option to donate on Venmo. → Read More
Bismarck official's collection inspires 150th planning
Jason Tomanek is running out of wall space. → Read More
North Dakota oil production grows in March as natural gas hits new record
North Dakota oil and gas production saw robust increases in March but fell shy of the state’s oil record, the state’s top oil regulator said Wednesday. → Read More
Housing Incentive Fund returns in 2019 to support affordable rental units
A state program that subsidizes affordable housing projects will be funded again this fall, though not at the level supporters had hoped. → Read More
Veterans honored during POW/MIA flag-raising ceremony at Capitol
The POW/MIA flag will fly permanently in front of North Dakota’s Capitol, a symbol that’s especially meaningful to Korean War veteran Vern Huber. → Read More
Hess announces expansion of Tioga gas plant
Hess Midstream Partners plans to expand its Tioga gas plant, meeting the demand for additional natural gas processing capacity as the state works to reduce natural gas flaring. → Read More
North Dakota congressional delegation urges veto of Washington oil train legislation
North Dakota’s congressional delegation is urging the governor of Washington state to veto legislation they say would result in a “de facto ban” of crude-by-rail traffic from the Bakken. → Read More
Federal geologists work to update oil and gas estimate for Williston Basin
North Dakota oil industry leaders urged federal geologists Wednesday to consider new technology that has dramatically boosted oil production as they update an estimate of oil and gas resources in → Read More
Legislators vote to require state review of rivers, other water bodies
North Dakota lawmakers voted Tuesday to require the state engineer to review the ownership of rivers and streams in the state, legislation introduced late in the session that two officials → Read More
Veterans advocate for bill to display POW/MIA flag at state Capitol
North Dakota lawmakers will vote this week on a bill that would require the POW/MIA flag to be displayed daily in front of the state Capitol. → Read More
Future of Burleigh-Emmons Wind Farm unclear after developer sells project
The future of a controversial wind farm southeast of Bismarck is unclear after developer PNE Wind USA sold the project and dropped a court appeal against Burleigh County. → Read More
Brine spill contaminates field near Tioga
A mechanical failure caused oilfield wastewater to spill and contaminate an agricultural field in Williams County on Saturday, the North Dakota Department of Health said. → Read More
Fight continues over Mandan mural as bar owners say they're 'not backing down'
The co-owner of a Mandan bar says the business is prepared to take legal action to keep a mural that city officials ordered removed. → Read More
Governor signs pore space bill opposed by North Dakota landowner group
Gov. Doug Burgum signed a complex energy bill on Thursday that clarifies issues related to pore space, or the void or cavity in underground rock formations. → Read More
Legislators approve nuclear waste bill with changes sought by community alliance
North Dakota residents concerned about nuclear waste storage say they’re “gratified” that state legislators included their suggestions in a bill approved this week. → Read More
North Dakota tribal leaders highlight 'unfair' voter ID law in congressional hearing
FORT YATES − North Dakota tribal leaders urged members of Congress Tuesday to protect Native American voting rights, highlighting a state voter identification law they said creates unequal access to → Read More
Light snow causes slick roads in Bismarck as some interstates reopen across the state
The Bismarck area dodged the brunt of this week’s spring snow storm, but light snow was causing hazardous driving conditions Friday morning. → Read More
U.S. House subcommittee to host hearing at Standing Rock on voting rights
A U.S. House subcommittee will hold a field hearing on the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation next week to gather input on barriers that prevent Native Americans from voting. → Read More
Gov. Burgum signs bill to deter pipeline tampering
Gov. Doug Burgum has signed a bill that supporters say will deter tampering with or damaging pipelines and other critical infrastructure. → Read More