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North Dakota and three other states filed suit in federal court this week against the Bureau of Land Management over a new methane regulation the states say will hamper oil and gas production. The Bureau of Land Management in a March 27 announcement said the rule seeks to rein in pollution caused by oil and […] The post North Dakota sues federal agency over methane regulation appeared first on North Dakota Monitor.

The Dacotah Speedway WILL Come Alive...Eventually

Ringing The Bell Is THE Most Inspirational Thing You Will Ever See

Ringing The Bell Is THE Most Inspirational Thing You Will Ever See

The Dacotah Speedway WILL Come Alive...Eventually

NEW TOWN – A second North Dakota tribe has launched an initiative to encourage its members to register as organ donors on their tribal IDs. The Mandan, Hida

One Republican candidate for North Dakota’s at-large U.S. House seat sees herself as the only moderate in the race and believes the other candidates are letting voters down by racing to the party’s conservative fringe. Cara Mund, an attorney and former Miss America, is advocating for abortion rights as a key part of her platform […] The post Mund highlights moderate positions in crowded NDGOP House primary appeared first on North Dakota Monitor.

Bismarck screening of independent film created by two Native women opens local conversation on Missing and Murdered Indigenous People crisis, causes and potential solutions

Many of us are gearing up for the day of celebration.

A safety zone with no watercraft allowed has been established in the area of the Missouri River in Bismarck-Mandan where BNSF Railway is building a new bridge.