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Bill limiting insulin costs for more North Dakotans advances in House
BISMARCK, N.D. (North Dakota Monitor) – The North Dakota House of Representatives voted 59-27 on Thursday for a bill to lower monthly insulin costs for more North Dakotans.
North Dakota House passes bill to define gender as a person's biological sex
The chamber passed amended House Bill 1181, which recognizes a person's gender in the North Dakota Century Code as their biological sex.
Infants in prison? North Dakota Senate passes bill to allow infants to stay with mothers in new Mandan prison
A bill recently passed in the North Dakota Senate, Bill 2352, would let children 18 months old or younger stay with their mothers in prison. The facility involved is the Heart River Correctional Center in Mandan,
North Dakota lawmakers pass bill to help construct food distribution center
The North Dakota House on Thursday passed a bill that would help fund the construction of a new food distribution center to combat food insecurity in the state.
House votes to defund North Dakota public broadcasting, sends bill to Senate
North Dakota members of the House on Monday voted to defund Prairie Public Broadcasting, with one lawmaker citing it as in line with federal cost-cutting. The House Appropriations Committee had recommended continuing to fund Prairie Public with $1.
House lawmakers vote to defund Prairie Public
House Bill 1255 says the state may not expend funds toward public broadcasting. It passed in a 48-to-41 vote. It now moves on to the Senate.
North Dakota House again votes against Prairie Public funding; Bill passed to Senate
North Dakota lawmakers went against committee recommendations Tuesday and narrowly approved a bill that would end state funding for Prairie Public, the state's largest public broadcaster.
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Support for free school meals legislation dims at North Dakota Legislature
The committee overseeing the state's budget made a do-not-pass recommendation on House Bill 1475, which would give free ...
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Bill promoted by North Dakota Ethics Commission gets ’11th hour’ opposition from Gov. Armstrong
The committee also voted against House Bill 1505, sponsored by House Majority Leader Mike Lefor and Senate Majority Leader David Hogue, which would protect lawmakers from being prosecuted for a ...
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North Dakota Legislature eyes $300M plan to rebuild State Hospital in Jamestown
North Dakota's bid for a new State Hospital in Jamestown is coming to fruition as lawmakers workshop the state's approach to the estimated $300 million project.
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Dancing Dakota could soon be North Dakota’s official state waltz
Having already passed through the house, all it needs to do is get through the senate and be signed by the governor.
Bill seeks to strengthen tribal consultation on North Dakota legislation
A group of lawmakers says the state should be required to consult with tribes before passing any laws that affect Native ...
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North Dakota GOP lawmakers introduce bill to 'acknowledge the Kingship of Jesus Christ'
Just days after President Donald Trump referred to Americans as “a people ordained by God,” lawmakers in North Dakota are ...
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High school transfer rules questioned in North Dakota bill testimony
Kambree Draper of Bismarck speaks during a legislative committee hearing on high school sports eligibility on Feb. 11, 2025. ...
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Modified bill that seeks to create military impact zones intends to build communication, senator says
BISMARCK – A bill that seeks to create a commission to "harmonize" land use around North Dakota military installations isn’t intended to build barriers, but rather to stimulate communication ...
North Dakota hunters and anglers may soon have to pay more in fees
If signed by the governor, North Dakotans would have to pay $20 dollars for a small game license and $35 dollars for a big ...