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Bill to make Juneteenth a North Dakota holiday advances out of House North Dakota is one of just three states that doesn't recognize Juneteenth, a commemoration of the end of slavery in the United States, as a holiday. Written By: Adam Willis | × Protesters march from Island Park to Fargo City Hall during the Juneteenth March for Justice on June 19. Alyssa Goelzer / The Forum BISMARCK — North Dakota's Republican-dominated House voted Tuesday, April 6, to recognize Juneteenth as an official holiday, putting the state on course to join 47 other states that already...

Twenty-five of them can use all the excuses they want. What they did is shameful.

North Dakota House rejects bill to make performing an abortion a felony Under House Bill 1313, someone found to have performed an abortion, unless the procedure is done to save the life of the mother, would've been guilty of a Class AA felony, punishable by up to life in prison without parole. The bill did not take aim at women seeking abortions. Written By: Jeremy Turley | × Anti-abortion protesters hold signs July 11, 2018, outside the Red River Women's Clinic in Fargo, North Dakota's only abortion clinic. Erin Bormett / The Forum BISMARCK — The North Dakota H...

Eyeing online privacy regulation, North Dakota legislators face scrutiny in committee hearing Rep. Tom Kading of Fargo proposed House Bill 1330, which drew scrutiny from a wide range of industry leaders at its hearing in the House Industry, Business and Labor Committee. 8:19 am, Feb. 11, 2021 × A bill in the North Dakota House of Representatives would aim to block businesses operating in the state from selling a user's online data without consent. (Illustration by Troy Becker / Forum News Service) BISMARCK — A group of Republicans in the North Dakota House of Represen...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: North Dakota, Utah, Washington State. .. all three have recently introduced new pieces of data privacy legislation. UTAH Utah State Rep. Walt Brooks, has introduced House Bill 80, which creates an “affirmative defense” for companies in lawsuits over data breaches, provided they can prove that they maintain up-to-date data security. “It doesn’t give them immunity and it doesn’t release them from liability especially if they’re negligent,” said Brooks. Another bill introduced in the legislature regulates the state’s us...