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Gov. Doug Burgum has left North Dakota often during the past year, moreso in the past month - Vimarsana News

Gov. Doug Burgum has left North Dakota often during the past year, moreso in the past month

North Dakota's governor has been out of state at least one in every five days during the past year.

Gov. Doug Burgum has left North Dakota often during the past year, moreso in the past month - Vimarsana News

Gov. Doug Burgum has left North Dakota often during the past year, moreso in the past month

North Dakota's governor has been out of state at least one in every five days during the past year.

Piepkorn, Hart criticize Burgum administration at Capitol, critique Miller's Legacy Fund oversight - Vimarsana News

Piepkorn, Hart criticize Burgum administration at Capitol, critique Miller's Legacy Fund oversight

State Sen. Merrill Piepkorn and running mate Patrick Hart questioned Lt. Gov. Tammy Miller's transparency in her role as chair of the State Investment Board.

Patrick Hart critiques Tammy Miller's Legacy Fund oversight - Vimarsana News

Patrick Hart critiques Tammy Miller's Legacy Fund oversight

Democratic-NPL candidate for lieutenant governor Patrick Hart criticized current Lt. Gov. Tammy Miller's oversight of North Dakota's Legacy Fund at a rally on Tuesday, saying she is coming up short

Plain Talk: North Dakota coal industry distances from carbon pipeline project; lawyers fire back at Miller - Vimarsana News

Plain Talk: North Dakota coal industry distances from carbon pipeline project; lawyers fire back at Miller

Jason Borher, president of the Lignite Energy Council, joined Plain Talk to talk about carbon capture, and lawyers take issue with Lt. Gov. Tammy Miller's campaign's attacks on their profession.