Emails released Wednesday show former Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem frequently used a private email for state business, but none of the messages related to ongoing criminal cases. The Attorney General’s Office released another batch of Stenehjem’s emails in response to an open records request from the North Dakota Monitor and other media outlets. Members of […] The post Lease deal, criminal case not mentioned in latest batch of Stenehjem emails appeared first on North Dakota Monitor.
Newly released emails show former North Dakota Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem frequently used a private email for state business, but none of the messages related to ongoing criminal cases.
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Among the chief concerns is that the U.S. Bureau of Land Management’s two preferred plan alternatives would withdraw large portions of public lands in North Dakota from mineral development.
Among the chief concerns is that the U.S. Bureau of Land Management’s two preferred plan alternatives would withdraw large portions of public lands in North Dakota from mineral development.
BISMARCK, N.D. – The state of North Dakota has submitted official comment raising “serious concerns” about proposed changes to how the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) administers public land in North Dakota.
The six Republicans running for executive statewide office have reported receiving a combined $585,000 in political donations this year. That’s more than 10 times the amount brought in by their Democratic-NPL and independent opponents.
(Bismarck, ND) -- North Dakota State Representative Jim Kasper says he will push for legislation aimed at taking state funding away from school districts which continue to teach critical race theory. "So we are going to put in that next legislation what I would call a claw back. The school districts in the state of North Dakota that fail to follow the law, there is going to be