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Governors opposing a bill in Congress that could restrict their ability to manage and use Missouri River water (opens the original)
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The governors of North Dakota, South Dakota, Colorado, Montana, Utah and Wyoming have sent a letter to Congress, opposing an attempt to restrict their authority to use Missouri River water. The House already passed the 2026 Water Resources Development act. Section 120 of that bill would prohibit Missouri River water being diverted or exported, unless all the governors in states along the Missouri agreed. "We just find that untenable," said North Dakota Governor Kelly Armstrong. "The reality is —
North Dakota close to finishing project to cover 100% of the state with high-speed internet (opens the original)
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The director of North Dakota’s Information Technology Department says the state is very close to 100% coverage by high-speed Internet. That’s something the state has been working on for a while. Federal funding has been available for that project, through the Biden Administration-passed bipartisan infrastructure law. "I think we're down to the last few hundred, maybe upwards of about a thousand, serviceable addresses that have yet to have that connection made," said State Information Technology
Napoleon educator named North Dakota 'Teacher of the Year' for 2027 (opens the original)
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An agricultural education teacher from Napoleon has been named North Dakota’s 2027 “Teacher of the Year.” Brian Schneider has been a teacher for 40 years, with 35 of those at Napoleon. He was one of the four finalists for the honor. Schneider teaches students in grades 7 through 12. Under his leadership, Napoleon’s chapter of the Future Farmers of America has won more than 150 state championships and three national championships. Schneider was honored at a state Capitol ceremony. "As teachers, w
Armstrong to form separate state agency for workforce development (opens the original)
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Governor Kelly Armstrong is working to create a separate state agency to deal with workforce. Armstrong will ask the 2027 Legislative session to formally create the agency. He says it will take staff from the Commerce Department, Job Service North Dakota, Adult Education, Vocational Rehabilitation and Refugee Resettlement offices. Armstrong made the announcement at the Governor’s Workforce Summit in Bismarck. He said this is not to grow government, but align efforts for workforce development und
Mandan group wants data centers limited to 25 megawatts of power use (opens the original)
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A group of Mandan residents gathered more than 700 signatures on a petition to limit any data centers to be 25 megawatts or less, in terms of power use. The group wants to put the proposed city ordinance on the ballot. And the petitions were turned in Tuesday at the Mandan City Hall. "The reasoning for that was — we were looking at what other communities have done across the country, and had their petitions stand without a big legal challenge," said organizer Susan Beehler. Beehler said her grou
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