North Dakota.
state of the United States of America
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
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What's happening
Active this week
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Presidential announcement allowing cheap imports of ground beef.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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The Fargo Police Department used AI facial recognition technology to identify and detain a woman from Tennessee in North Dakota.Some support1 report
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Global disruptions caused by the Middle East are impacting U.S. refining capacity, while Trump emphasizes the need for American energy dominance.Some support1 report
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A restaurant, Salt + Scoria, is located in the Presidential Library in North Dakota.Some support1 report1 development inside
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The North Dakota Industrial Commission is overseeing state mill operations in North Dakota, which is noted as the largest single site in North America.Some support2 reports
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Both North Dakota and Minnesota are facing renewed debates regarding the use of capital punishment within their respective states.Some support1 report
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Linda McMahon is currently touring various states to discuss and promote education policy initiatives.Some support1 report1 development inside
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ICE efforts are underway in Bismarck and Mandan counties, operating from a Burleigh-Morton Detention Center since January 1, 2026.Some support1 report
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Grand Forks and Bismarck in North Dakota are identified as major targets, with the Grand Forks Air Force Base holding major nuclear stockpiles.Some support1 report
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Peace medals linked to diplomatic efforts in the Mandan area of North Dakota.Some support1 report
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A local business in North Dakota is using Instagram to announce its new developments.Some support1 report
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Ariston Johnson is running for a state Supreme Court seat in North Dakota.Some support1 report
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Future pig iron facility construction is planned for Minot, North Dakota.Some support1 report
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Minot State University, led by President Steve Shirley, is relocating programs to expand classroom capacity and meet workforce needs in North Dakota.Some support1 report
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Brian Schneider teaches agricultural education in North Dakota.Some support1 report
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Harvest assistance is being provided across multiple states including Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Wisconsin, Kentucky, Minnesota, Illinois, and North Dakota.Some support2 reports4 developments inside
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A small business named Baker Boy in North Dakota is being supported by Dakota Business Lending.Some support2 reports
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Michael Howe announced the mailing of ballot measure guide in North Dakota.Well supported4 reports
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Drought impacts hay availability and price, and low cattle numbers affect regional markets across North, South, and Minnesota.Some support2 reports
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North Dakota State College of Science serves the workforce needs of North Dakota.Some support3 reports1 development inside
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Governor held a summit at Bismarck State College as staff and resources were transferred to the new Department of Workforce Development in North Dakota.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Governor proposes an integrated workforce agency structure in North Dakota.Some support2 reports
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FDA advises on grain testing for aflatoxin risk due to shared agricultural challenges influenced by weather patterns in North Dakota and Minnesota.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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David Hogue, a North Dakota lawmaker and Senate Majority Leader, will release debates on YouTube and Xtra.Some support1 report
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The FCC is reviewing the E-Rate system for schools in North Dakota, referencing the act signed by Bill Clinton.Some support2 reports
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Development Fund is part of North Dakota's Department of Commerce.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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North Dakota legislature urges shutdown of state-backed Development Fund.Some support3 reports
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Doug Burgum, representing North Dakota, was appointed to advise on energy and land use matters.Well supported3 reports2 developments inside
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Advocacy is underway in North Dakota regarding land use, focusing on harnessing land power for economic opportunities and dismantling federal protections.Some support1 report
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Kristopher Clarke, employed by Blackstone Trucking, was targeted by a hired hitman due to his work in North Dakota's oil fields.Some support1 report
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The chief clinical officer at the state hospital in North Dakota dismissed a call for special session.Some support1 report1 development inside
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A new facility has opened in Jamestown to support the behavioral health needs of the state of North Dakota.Some support3 reports
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Geronimo Power projects are being developed near Mapleton in Cass County, North Dakota.Some support3 reports1 development inside
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A dam located in North Dakota is currently operational and situated within the state's boundaries.Some support1 report
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A career path was established that required service in both North Dakota and Minnesota, specifically within the postal service.Some support1 report
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Jon Godfread warns about rising home damage costs in North Dakota.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Amid flood mitigation projects, Fargo, Minot, and Grand Forks are mentioned, alongside Jon Godfread discussing rising home damage costs in North Dakota.Some support3 reports
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While focused on unclaimed property, this event is a specific development regarding pushback against presidential administration rules concerning state election processes in North Dakota.Some support2 reports
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Median home values in North Dakota are being tracked, involving the Pew Research Center and the Department of Housing and Urban Development.Some support1 report1 development inside
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An investigation into the 9/11 site was conducted, originating from the state of North Dakota.Some support1 report
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Electricity prices are being compared across states, noting Hawaii has the highest prices, North Dakota the lowest, and California has high prices.Some support1 report
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Oil price volatility is causing gas prices to rise, impacting consumers in North Dakota.Some support1 report1 development inside
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AAA reports diesel prices in North Dakota.Some support1 report
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North Dakota passed a new state law governing election procedures on June 25, 2026.Well supported4 reports
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The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the 2024 train derailment in North Dakota, referencing previous East Palestine reports.Some support1 report1 development inside
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An MMA unit train carrying crude from North Dakota was involved in a derailment in Farnham, leading to NTSB investigation.Some support1 report
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The Bank of North Dakota provided a construction loan while the state legislature considered an amended bill regarding funding.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Drought conditions are likely to persist or expand, with runoff being measured in the Missouri River Basin involving multiple states including South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado, and North Dakota.Some support2 reports3 developments inside
Earlier this month
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The North West Company is headquartered in Montreal for fur trade, and an agricultural college has been established in Fargo.Some support1 report
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A convention focusing on airport system infrastructure was held in Grand Forks, North Dakota, with the next event scheduled for Atlanta.Some support1 report
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Summit Carbon Pipelines is seeking permits and considering various routes through multiple states, including Nebraska, Iowa, and North Dakota, for its CO2 transport project.Well supported3 reports1 development inside
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Local governments in North Dakota are seeking new revenue streams.Some support2 reports3 developments inside
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A comparison shows that North Dakotans pay higher taxes than South Dakotans.Some support1 report
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An author resides in both Michigan and North Dakota.Some support1 report
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Joonghwa Lee is noted as a new American from South Korea, while Michael Howe and Andrew Armacost are active in North Dakota.Some support1 report
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The Supreme Court is hearing arguments regarding a state ban in North Dakota, with the Attorney General defending the state's position.Well supported4 reports
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Supreme Court ruled against Donald Trump's executive order, while Michael Howe was noted as a Republican incumbent in North Dakota.Some support1 report
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Advocacy for critical infrastructure funding in North Dakota, involving state officials and federal support.Well supported3 reports3 developments inside
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North Dakota state is utilizing the state-owned Bank of North Dakota for project funding.Well supported10 reports3 developments inside
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Doug Goehring, a board member of Capital Electric, is being considered for the office of North Dakota Agricultural Commissioner.Some support1 report
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Around North Dakota this week
News at the entities that move North Dakota most-
Armstrong StructuralA revitalization initiative is underway in Cari, impacting local businesses, which culminated in a council forum held at the Centennial Theatre.Moves North Dakota
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Drew Wrigley StructuralDrew Wrigley investigated Martin regarding allegations of self-dealing and conflicts of interest.Moves North Dakota
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Cass County StructuralInfrastructure failure impacts county operations in Cass County.Moves North Dakota
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Surrey StructuralA major water main burst is currently affecting the water supply in the Thames Water service area spanning London and Surrey.Moves North Dakota
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Armstrong StructuralProvince announces funding for RCMP critical response services, with Mayor Mitchell representing Bridgewater municipality.Moves North Dakota
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Minnesota OperationalDocumented fraud schemes and welfare fraud were reported across Minnesota, Fort Worth, and El Paso.Moves North Dakota
Connections
The 40 strongest of 737, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Harmony Township Structural
Harmony Township is geographically located within the boundaries of North Dakota.
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Surrey Structural
Surrey is a district in North Dakota.
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State Forest Service Structural
The State Forest Service operates under the jurisdiction and within the geographic boundaries of North Dakota.
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Armstrong Structural
Armstrong serves as the Governor, exercising executive power and shaping state policy within North Dakota.
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Drew Wrigley Structural
Drew Wrigley serves as the State Attorney General, formally executing the legal and executive functions of North Dakota.
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Michael Howe Structural
Michael Howe holds the elected office of Secretary of State for the state of North Dakota.
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Cass County Structural
Cass County is a formal administrative subdivision located within the state of North Dakota.
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Armstrong Structural
Armstrong serves as the Governor, exercising executive authority and leading the government of North Dakota.
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Bank of North Dakota Structural
The Bank of North Dakota is a state-owned financial institution that provides critical funding and services to the government of North Dakota.
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Bismarck Structural
Bismarck serves as the designated capital and seat of government for the state of North Dakota.
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Minnesota Operational
The two states are functionally linked through shared environmental crises, economic interdependence, and mutual policy coordination.
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North Dakota Agriculture Commissioner Structural
The North Dakota Agriculture Commissioner functions as a regulatory and political official within the State of North Dakota.
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Julie Fedorchak Structural
Julie Fedorchak serves as a political representative whose mandate and advocacy are formally tied to the jurisdiction of North Dakota.
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Tim Mathern Shared context
Tim Mathern serves as a political representative and lawmaker operating within the state of North Dakota.
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Doug Goehring Structural
Doug Goehring serves as the Agriculture Commissioner, performing official duties and managing resources within the governmental context of North Dakota.
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RIO Structural
RIO functions as the official retirement and investment office operating under the laws and statutes of North Dakota.
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David Hogue Structural
David Hogue functions as a legislator whose political role and actions are defined by the governmental structure of North Dakota.
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McLean County Structural
McLean County is a county that is geographically and administratively contained within the borders of the state of North Dakota.
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Michael Howe Structural
Michael Howe holds the formal governmental position of Secretary of State for North Dakota.
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Department of Health & Human Services Structural
The Department of Health & Human Services functions as the mandated state agency executing public health and social assistance programs for North Dakota.
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Benjamin Harrison Transactional
Benjamin Harrison approved the successful admission of North Dakota into the Union.
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supreme court Structural
The Supreme Court's legal rulings formally govern and affect the policies and rights within North Dakota.
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North Dakota State University Structural
NDSU functions as a land-grant institution, receiving state funding and aligning its programs with North Dakota's workforce needs.
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Dawson Holle Operational
Dawson Holle is actively involved in the political process of North Dakota, contesting for legislative seats within the state's political structure.
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Jon Godfread Structural
Jon Godfread serves as the Insurance Commissioner, holding a formal regulatory role for the state of North Dakota.
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Peterson Shared context
Peterson serves as the Director of the State Historical Society for North Dakota.
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Kawasaki Transactional
North Dakota formally revoked Kawasaki's operating license, ending the required operational relationship.
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VST Structural
VST utilizes pipeline-connected injection facilities located within the Bakken region of North Dakota.
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Size Structural
A specific service provider (B) is contracted to meet the functional needs of a residence located in A.
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Kathy Hogan Structural
Kathy Hogan holds a formal legislative leadership role within the government of North Dakota, influencing state policy and funding.
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China Structural
North Dakota has a critical functional dependency on China as a major market for its soybean exports.
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Devils Lake Structural
Devils Lake's hydrological state and expansion critically influence the land and communities within North Dakota, causing flooding and threats to infrastructure.
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John Hoeven Operational
John Hoeven uses his political office to advocate for and secure resources and legislative support for North Dakota's interests.
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Kevin Cramer Shared context
Kevin Cramer functions as a political representative whose professional identity and legislative focus are explicitly tied to the interests and political reality of North Dakota.
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Federal Emergency Management Agency Transactional
North Dakota applies to FEMA for disaster declarations and receives federal funding for recovery.
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Development Fund Structural
The Development Fund is a state-backed entity administered by the government of North Dakota for economic development.
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Brad Bekkedahl Structural
Brad Bekkedahl serves as a representative and lawmaker for the state of North Dakota.
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North Dakota Public Service Commission Structural
The North Dakota Public Service Commission operates under the formal legal and regulatory authority of the State of North Dakota.
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Pat Heinert Operational
Pat Heinert is actively proposing and introducing legislation and regulations concerning natural products within North Dakota.
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Vern Thompson Structural
Vern Thompson is a candidate for the North Dakota Agriculture Commissioner role within the state's governmental structure.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
41 events- The Fargo Police Department used AI facial recognition technology to identify and detain a woman from Tennessee in North Dakota.
- Global disruptions caused by the Middle East are impacting U.S. refining capacity, while Trump emphasizes the need for American energy dominance.
- Both North Dakota and Minnesota are facing renewed debates regarding the use of capital punishment within their respective states.
- ICE efforts are underway in Bismarck and Mandan counties, operating from a Burleigh-Morton Detention Center since January 1, 2026.
- Grand Forks and Bismarck in North Dakota are identified as major targets, with the Grand Forks Air Force Base holding major nuclear stockpiles.
- Peace medals linked to diplomatic efforts in the Mandan area of North Dakota.
- A local business in North Dakota is using Instagram to announce its new developments.
- Ariston Johnson is running for a state Supreme Court seat in North Dakota.
- Future pig iron facility construction is planned for Minot, North Dakota.
- Minot State University, led by President Steve Shirley, is relocating programs to expand classroom capacity and meet workforce needs in North Dakota.
- Brian Schneider teaches agricultural education in North Dakota.
- Michael Howe announced the mailing of ballot measure guide in North Dakota.
- Drought impacts hay availability and price, and low cattle numbers affect regional markets across North, South, and Minnesota.
- Governor held a summit at Bismarck State College as staff and resources were transferred to the new Department of Workforce Development in North Dakota.
- Governor proposes an integrated workforce agency structure in North Dakota.
- David Hogue, a North Dakota lawmaker and Senate Majority Leader, will release debates on YouTube and Xtra.
- The FCC is reviewing the E-Rate system for schools in North Dakota, referencing the act signed by Bill Clinton.
- Development Fund is part of North Dakota's Department of Commerce.
- North Dakota legislature urges shutdown of state-backed Development Fund.
- Advocacy is underway in North Dakota regarding land use, focusing on harnessing land power for economic opportunities and dismantling federal protections.
- Kristopher Clarke, employed by Blackstone Trucking, was targeted by a hired hitman due to his work in North Dakota's oil fields.
- A new facility has opened in Jamestown to support the behavioral health needs of the state of North Dakota.
- Geronimo Power projects are being developed near Mapleton in Cass County, North Dakota.
- A dam located in North Dakota is currently operational and situated within the state's boundaries.
- A career path was established that required service in both North Dakota and Minnesota, specifically within the postal service.
- Jon Godfread warns about rising home damage costs in North Dakota.
- Amid flood mitigation projects, Fargo, Minot, and Grand Forks are mentioned, alongside Jon Godfread discussing rising home damage costs in North Dakota.
- While focused on unclaimed property, this event is a specific development regarding pushback against presidential administration rules concerning state election processes in North Dakota.
- An investigation into the 9/11 site was conducted, originating from the state of North Dakota.
- Electricity prices are being compared across states, noting Hawaii has the highest prices, North Dakota the lowest, and California has high prices.
- Oil price volatility is causing gas prices to rise, impacting consumers in North Dakota.
- AAA reports diesel prices in North Dakota.
- An MMA unit train carrying crude from North Dakota was involved in a derailment in Farnham, leading to NTSB investigation.
- The Bank of North Dakota provided a construction loan while the state legislature considered an amended bill regarding funding.
- The North West Company is headquartered in Montreal for fur trade, and an agricultural college has been established in Fargo.
- A convention focusing on airport system infrastructure was held in Grand Forks, North Dakota, with the next event scheduled for Atlanta.
- A comparison shows that North Dakotans pay higher taxes than South Dakotans.
- An author resides in both Michigan and North Dakota.
- Joonghwa Lee is noted as a new American from South Korea, while Michael Howe and Andrew Armacost are active in North Dakota.
- Supreme Court ruled against Donald Trump's executive order, while Michael Howe was noted as a Republican incumbent in North Dakota.
- Doug Goehring, a board member of Capital Electric, is being considered for the office of North Dakota Agricultural Commissioner.
August 2026
7 events- Presidential announcement allowing cheap imports of ground beef.
- Linda McMahon is currently touring various states to discuss and promote education policy initiatives.
- Harvest assistance is being provided across multiple states including Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Wisconsin, Kentucky, Minnesota, Illinois, and North Dakota.
- FDA advises on grain testing for aflatoxin risk due to shared agricultural challenges influenced by weather patterns in North Dakota and Minnesota.
- The chief clinical officer at the state hospital in North Dakota dismissed a call for special session.
- Drought conditions are likely to persist or expand, with runoff being measured in the Missouri River Basin involving multiple states including South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado, and North Dakota.
- Advocacy for critical infrastructure funding in North Dakota, involving state officials and federal support.
July 2026
4 events- A restaurant, Salt + Scoria, is located in the Presidential Library in North Dakota.
- Median home values in North Dakota are being tracked, involving the Pew Research Center and the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
- The Supreme Court is hearing arguments regarding a state ban in North Dakota, with the Attorney General defending the state's position.
- North Dakota state is utilizing the state-owned Bank of North Dakota for project funding.
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June 2026
8 events- The North Dakota Industrial Commission is overseeing state mill operations in North Dakota, which is noted as the largest single site in North America.
- A small business named Baker Boy in North Dakota is being supported by Dakota Business Lending.
- North Dakota State College of Science serves the workforce needs of North Dakota.
- Doug Burgum, representing North Dakota, was appointed to advise on energy and land use matters.
- North Dakota passed a new state law governing election procedures on June 25, 2026.
- The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the 2024 train derailment in North Dakota, referencing previous East Palestine reports.
- Summit Carbon Pipelines is seeking permits and considering various routes through multiple states, including Nebraska, Iowa, and North Dakota, for its CO2 transport project.
- Local governments in North Dakota are seeking new revenue streams.