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Burgum administration says the Legislature made them dole out film grants - Vimarsana News

Burgum administration says the Legislature made them dole out film grants

A large group of North Dakota filmmakers are crying foul over grants directed to a single company. The Burgum administration says they were following legislative intent.

How North Dakota lawmakers gave $23.4 million in 'passthrough' grants to private entities this year - Vimarsana News

How North Dakota lawmakers gave $23.4 million in 'passthrough' grants to private entities this year

State legislators don't require reporting on how the grants given to nongovernment agencies are spent. One lawmaker wants to change that.

Plain Talk: Redistricting lawsuit, property taxes, lawmaker emails, and policy pledges - Vimarsana News

Plain Talk: Redistricting lawsuit, property taxes, lawmaker emails, and policy pledges

�� Co-hosts Rob Port and Chad Oban discuss all the latest on redistricting, protected lawmaker emails and policy pledges on this episode of Plain Talk.

How North Dakota lawmakers gave $23.4 million in 'passthrough' grants to private entities this year - Vimarsana News

How North Dakota lawmakers gave $23.4 million in 'passthrough' grants to private entities this year

State legislators don't require reporting on how the grants given to nongovernment agencies are spent. One lawmaker wants to change that.

How North Dakota lawmakers gave $23.4 million in 'passthrough' grants to private entities this year - Vimarsana News

How North Dakota lawmakers gave $23.4 million in 'passthrough' grants to private entities this year

State legislators don't require reporting on how the grants given to nongovernment agencies are spent. One lawmaker wants to change that.