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North Dakota lawmakers call Military Gallery a ‘black eye,’ but will move forward (opens the original)
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(Sept. 3, 2026) – The North Dakota Senate passed a $20 million construction loan to restart work on the stalled Military Gallery, though several are disappointed no one is being held accountable for the project’s failures. Members approved Senate Bill 2407 by a vote of 39-8 on Thursday, Sept. 3 during a special session called to address the lack of kratom regulation in the state. Sen. Dale Patten, R-Watford City, said the Legislature should focus on finding solutions to an unfinished building pr
Legislature rescues Military Gallery, seeks safeguards for future projects (opens the original)
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BISMARCK, N.D. (North Dakota Monitor) â The stalled Military Gallery is primed to restart construction after legislation providing a financial lifeline cleared the House Friday. House lawmakers voted 71-22 to approve a new $20 million loan and remove restrictions from $15 million in already allocated state funds. The bill is headed to the governor for his signature. Many lawmakers say legislation is needed in the 2027 session to ensure that taxpayers are not exposed to the mismanagement of a
New $20M loan recommended for Military Gallery to restart construction (opens the original)
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North Dakota lawmakers on Wednesday advanced a funding compromise to restart construction on a stalled Military Gallery construction project, though several voiced concerns about increasing the state’s share of the cost. A joint House-Senate budget committee recommends a $20 million line of credit from the Bank of North Dakota and removing conditions attached to $15 million in state funding already approved for the project on the Capitol grounds. The recommendation, approved in a 34-4 vote, will
Summit forfeits 2 CO2 storage permits in ND, continues legal fight over 3rd (opens the original)
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BISMARCK — Summit Carbon Solutions is abandoning two-thirds of its planned project to store carbon dioxide underground in North Dakota. The company, which had been granted permits to store CO2 in three designated areas in central North Dakota, has requested permits for two of the areas to be canceled. “Summit #1 and Summit #2 have determined as a matter of business judgment that they will not proceed with development, construction, operation, or implementation of either proposed storage facility
Costs, benefits of data centers take center stage at legislative meeting (opens the original)
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BISMARCK — North Dakota lawmakers studying data centers heard concerns Monday, Aug. 31, about transparency and nondisclosure agreements while others touted the potential economic benefits. Many of the people who spoke during public comment raised issues about data centers, with some advocating for a moratorium on data center development, despite legislators’ decision not to take up the issue during this week’s special session. “The people have been overwhelmingly in favor of a moratorium,” said
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