(KNOX/Learfield) – The “Make It Fair MN” campaign is urging the Minnesota State High School League to adopt biology-based eligibility rules for girls’ sports. The campaign says the high school league, not the Governor or State Legislature, has the authority to change its bylaws. Organizers are asking the two voting representatives from the 509 member schools in the league to support an amendment requiring students to compete in gender separated sports based on their biological sex at birth. The campaign says its goal is to preserve girls’ athletics and educate the public about how the league bylaw changes are made.
North Dakota Supreme Court sides with utilities, regulators in power line lawsuit
(North Dakota Monitor)- North Dakota utility regulators provided adequate notice to local governments and landowners before making a key decision on a high-voltage power line, the state Supreme Court ruled Thursday. The court also ruled that the Publ...
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North Dakota oil fetched high premium in May for first time 40 years
(North Dakota Monitor)- North Dakota collected an estimated $29 million more in oil tax revenue in May as a result of a pricing anomaly that hadn't happened in decades. Justin Kringstad, director of the North Dakota Pipeline Authority, said Wednesday...
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USDA reversal on crop insurance change welcomed by farm groups
(North Dakota Monitor)- The U.S. Department of Agriculture is reversing course on a change to a federal crop insurance policy to allow farmers to buy more protection if weather or field conditions prevent them from planting a crop. USDA had eliminate...
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Some Boundary Waters entry points to reopen on Monday
(WCCO) - Portions of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness will reopen for day use starting Monday, after wildfires prompted a rare closure of the forest last week. The U.S. Forest Service says the reopening impacts select entry points of the Gun...
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