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After receiving a "do pass" recommendation, the bill will advance to the Senate for a vote of the full chamber. If passed by the Senate, it would move to the House of Representatives.
Bill aims “to address the loss of hunting opportunities that many North Dakota sportsmen and women lose by not being able to use bait.”
Last session, there were three Grand Forks lawmakers on appropriations, including the now-retired Ray Holmberg, chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee.
Huskies get a goal from Aidan Spellacy and two goals in last minute to win Game 1 of nonconference series
Some, including Gov. Doug Burgum, believe the state should move quickly to get construction underway this year.