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High inflation and tangled supply chains have seeped into nearly every nook of the economy, forcing consumers and businesses to make painful decisions that many of them have never had to contemplate b...
Doug Barrett Feb 13, 2022
Gov. Doug Burgum today appointed Capital Electric Cooperative Inc. board chairwoman Sheri Haugen-Hoffart of Bismarck to an open seat on the three-member North Dakota Public Service Commission (PSC), e...
Pat Sweeney Feb 11, 2022
Great River Energy's cooperatives have once again approved the sale of the company's Coal Creek power plant in North Dakota and an accompanying power line, despite opposition from its largest member. ...
Pat Sweeney Feb 10, 2022
The Grand Forks School Board will consider selling bonds to help deal with looming facility needs. The 20 year note would generate a large sum of money up front to begin to tackle maintenance issues a...
Doug Barrett Feb 10, 2022
Natural gas that's being burned off and wasted as a byproduct of oil production on an American Indian reservation in North Dakota will be used as a feedstock for a proposed plant to produce carbon-fre...
Pat Sweeney Feb 09, 2022
Representatives from the North Dakota and Minnesota DOT's have been invited to the next MPO Board meeting to discuss the possibility of a fourth bridge linking Grand Forks and East Grand Forks. The Ea...
Doug Barrett Feb 09, 2022
A new grant to UND Aerospace from the Federal Aviation Administration will connect high school teachers throughout the state with flight, drones and North Dakota's aviation industry. The $500,000 gran...
Pat Sweeney Feb 08, 2022
For the second week in a row critics of a proposed corn milling facility in north Grand Forks showed up at last night's council meeting. The city is working on a development agreement with the Fufeng ...
Doug Barrett Feb 08, 2022
A public hearing is planned next month with the city council on the proposed Olive Ann project in downtown Grand Forks. Members received an updated on PILOT tax incentive plan for the boutique hotel l...
Doug Barrett Feb 08, 2022
Minnesota Senate Republicans on Monday released a $2.73 billion proposal to repay the state's debt to the federal government for unemployment benefits during the pandemic and prevent a looming tax hik...
Pat Sweeney Feb 07, 2022