Gov.-elect Kelly Armstrong released a list of those slated to work in his office Wednesday, Nov. 6.| Grand Forks Herald
One constitutional measure was nearly evenly split to pass or fail late Tuesday.| Grand Forks Herald
North Dakota would have been the first state in the country to abolish its property taxation system.| Grand Forks Herald
Voters were split Tuesday, Nov. 5, on whether to legalize recreational marijuana in North Dakota, with opposing votes taking a narrow lead.| Grand Forks Herald
North Dakota’s newly elected governor, Rep. Kelly Armstrong, addressed the public on election results, property tax and other matters his office will face after he is sworn in on Dec. 15.| Grand Forks Herald
Gov. Doug Burgum and members of the Housing Initiative Advisory Committee met at Custer Park in Bismarck on Tuesday, Nov. 12, to announce the proposed $96 million budget.| Grand Forks Herald
Sen. Janne Myrdal, who was sued by a Park River man she blocked for leaving “inappropriate” comments on her Facebook page, will be reimbursed after winning the suit in the state Supreme Court last week.| Grand Forks Herald
Dramatizing an account of sex trafficking in North Dakota, “Trapped” will be screened for an invited audience on Wednesday, Nov. 13, at the Grand 22 Theater in Bismarck.| Grand Forks Herald
Peyton Haug joined The Forum as the Bismarck correspondent in June 2024. She interned with the Duluth News Tribune as a reporting intern in 2022 while earning bachelor's degrees in journalism and geography at the University of Minnesota Duluth. Reach Peyton at phaug@forumcomm.com.| Grand Forks Herald
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