One reason the Legislature often struggles to complete its work in 80 days is because of frivolous or meaningless bills that soak up time. Case in point this session is House Bill 1155, which bars the state, cities, counties and higher education institutions from adopting policies that hinde…
Two bills before the Legislature would ban books in an effort to protect youth. Unfortunately, censorship has always operated under the guise that it’s being done to protect society.
This is Up and Down, where we give a brief thumbs up or thumbs down on the issues from the past week.
Legislators this session have launched an assault on transgender people with bills ranging from restrictions on health care to a ban on the use of personal pronouns in schools. It’s an unprecedented attack on one group by the Legislature.
There’s a bill in the Legislature to prohibit the North Dakota Game and Fish Department from banning the baiting of deer in any hunting units.
This is Up and Down, where we give a brief thumbs up or thumbs down on the issues from the past week.
Bismarck School Board members on Monday night reprimanded and sanctioned Emily Eckroth after she refused their requests to resign. The board's move was appropriate, since it was limited on what it could do.
This is Up and Down, where we give a brief thumbs up or thumbs down on the issues from the past week.
“He’s deliberate, conscientious, and I don’t just say that. He is the best choice.”
Bismarck School Board members on Monday night reprimanded and sanctioned Emily Eckroth after she refused their requests to resign. The board's move was appropriate, since it was limited on what it could do.
This is Up and Down, where we give a brief thumbs up or thumbs down on the issues from the past week.
The Legislature has become more accessible to the public, which is one of the positives to come out of the coronavirus pandemic.
“It’s an unusual way to start a session.”
Students need good meals if they are to learn, and the state and school districts should feel responsible for feeding them.
This is Up and Down, where we give a brief thumbs up or thumbs down on the issues from the past week.
It appears the National Park Service wants to remove all livestock from Theodore Roosevelt National Park, though no decision has been made yet. The Tribune editorial board believes that would be a mistake.
“We’ve had some families that are like, $4 over, so their income level is too high, and so then they get cut off from that. When you think about inflation, $4 isn’t that much, and when you factor in the cost of everything else, that’s why they are struggling to pay for their meals too.”
North Dakotans were surprised last week when it was announced that Lt. Gov. Brent Sanford will resign effective on Monday. Tammy Miller, the chief operating officer in the governor’s office, will succeed him.
This is Up and Down, where we give a brief thumbs up or thumbs down on the issues from the past week.
Some North Dakotans are among the many Americans disappointed by the weather disrupting their travel plans. That’s understandable; Christmas remains a special time for families and friends to gather.
"Those nearly 17 years in elected political office represent one-third of my life, the majority of my and Sandi's marriage, and the entire lives of my youngest two children. After careful consultation and consideration, I have decided to step away from elected office at this time to return t…
The 2023 Legislature will be younger and more diverse, and the Tribune editorial board believes that will have a positive impact on the session. Legislators will better represent the population of the state.
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Content by Meadowlark Initiative. Since 1970, North Dakota has lost 53% of its grassland bird populations. That's 720 million birds, and includes the western meadowlark, which is declining at a rate of 1.3% per year in the state.
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Gov. Doug Burgum this week joined the growing movement to ban TikTok. While there are good reasons to take action it has its downsides.
"It's North Dakota and you expect weather like this."
The Legislature should approve Gov. Doug Burgum’s proposal for a new women’s prison on the Youth Correctional Center grounds in Mandan. The present facility in New England doesn’t provide adequate services.
This is Up and Down, where we give a brief thumbs up or thumbs down on the issues from the past week.
“To be honest it’s still sinking in.”
Gov. Doug Burgum’s gambling compacts with the state’s American Indian tribes provide another collaborative step that benefits all involved.
This is Up and Down, where we give a brief thumbs up or thumbs down on the issues from the past week.
Attorney General Drew Wrigley wants to get tough on offenders who flee law enforcement and prompt chases. He rightfully points out the pursuits pose a danger to the public and law enforcement.
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