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  • 1 week ago | mydakotan.com | Kim Fundingsland |Charlene Nelson |Jonathan Starr |Lydia Hoverson

    Written byThe Dakotan| The Dakotan•Hunters wore orange shirts to the Capitol on Jan. 17, 2025, in support of a bill to end restrictions on using bait to hunt deer. (Michael Achterling/North Dakota Monitor)Hunters wore orange shirts to the Capitol on Jan. 17, 2025, in support of a bill to end restrictions on using bait to hunt deer.

  • 1 month ago | mydakotan.com | Kim Fundingsland |Lydia Hoverson |Charlene Nelson

    Written byThe Dakotan| The Dakotan•The Anita Knutson trial kicked off Monday taking the state of North Dakota by storm. This will be a working thread of all the witnesses that are called upon in the trial with links directly to their testimony.

  • Jan 24, 2025 | mydakotan.com | Charlene Nelson |Kim Fundingsland |Marvin Baker |Amy Allender

    Minot, ND – The Dunseith Debacle has consumed a considerable amount of my time over the past few months and has likely been the most significant story I’ve covered at The Dakotan during my time here. To summarize the situation as concisely as possible: businessman Charles Hoefer purchased the former Benchmark chip manufacturing facility in Dunseith, ND.

  • Jan 17, 2025 | mydakotan.com | Marvin Baker |Charlene Nelson |Jonathan Starr |K.L. Collom

    Minot- I don't know how to write a bill. There’s the old "Schoolhouse Rock" episode we all saw growing up where Mr. Bill sings to us about how he came to be and would become law. However, few people think about the intricate process of drafting legislation before it even reaches a committee. While that is a story for another day, I have spent the past few weeks studying some existing legislation and forming ideas of my own.

  • Nov 6, 2024 | mydakotan.com | Charlene Nelson |Kim Fundingsland |Charlie Adams |Greg Demme

    Recreational marijuana will still not be legalized in North Dakota after voters rejected Measure 5 in Tuesday's statewide voting. As of early Wednesday morning, just under 20,000 stopped the measure from passing. The North Dakota Monitor reached out to Steve Bakken, chair of the measure's sponsoring committee. He stated, "It’s not going to be as conservative as the fabric of North Dakota is and I don’t wanna see that."This measure came closer to passing than previous attempts.

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