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    North Dakota Judge Allows Lawsuit Challenging Gender-Affirming Care Ban to Proceed

    Bismarck, ND – A judge in North Dakota has ruled in favor of allowing a lawsuit challenging the state’s ban on gender-affirming care for transgender and nonbinary youth to move forward. The decision marks a significant victory for the plaintiffs, who are three young transgender…

    Troy McAllister, 2 years ago
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    North Dakota Lawmakers Debate Reintroduction of Sunday Morning Business Restrictions

    BISMARCK, ND — Lawmakers in North Dakota are currently debating House Bill 1150, a proposal that seeks to reintroduce restrictions on business operations during Sunday mornings. If passed, the bill would reinstate a ban on most retail and labor activities between midnight and noon on…

    Troy McAllister, 2 years ago
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    Bismarck Considers Recycling Fee Increase

    BISMARCK, ND — Residents of Bismarck may soon face a slight increase in recycling fees. The Bismarck City Commission is set to meet tonight to discuss a proposed fee hike of 36 cents for curbside recycling services. The proposed increase comes as part of a…

    Troy McAllister, 2 years ago
    Local News

    Six Finalists Announced for North Dakota Board of Higher Education Openings

    BISMARCK, ND — State School Superintendent Kirsten Baesler has announced the six finalists for the two vacancies on the North Dakota Board of Higher Education. The board is responsible for overseeing the 11 colleges and universities within the North Dakota University System. The vacancies are…

    Troy McAllister, 2 years ago
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    North Dakota Bill Seeks to Support Struggling Ambulance Services in Rural Areas

    BISMARCK, ND — A new piece of legislation aimed at assisting rural ambulance services in North Dakota is making its way through the state Senate. Senate Bill 2033, which was recently approved by the Senate Human Services Committee with a 5-1 vote, proposes the creation…

    Troy McAllister, 2 years ago
    State News

    New Bill Aims to Reform Foster Care System in North Dakota

    BISMARCK, ND — A new bill under consideration in the North Dakota legislature could significantly alter the way the state licenses and funds foster homes for children and adults. The bill, which is currently being debated by lawmakers, includes several key provisions that could impact…

    Troy McAllister, 2 years ago
    State News

    North Dakota Residents Urged to Obtain REAL ID Before May 7 Deadline

    Bismarck, ND – North Dakota residents are reminded that the deadline to obtain a REAL ID is fast approaching. Starting May 7, 2025, travelers will need a REAL ID-compliant identification to board domestic flights. The new requirement will also apply to those visiting certain federal…

    Troy McAllister, 2 years ago
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    LGBTQ Youth in North Dakota Face Higher Risks, New Report Finds

    Bismarck, ND — A new report released by North Dakota health agencies reveals alarming disparities faced by LGBTQ youth in the state, with findings highlighting significantly higher risks of physical, emotional, and sexual harm compared to their heterosexual peers. The study, conducted by the Harbor…

    Troy McAllister, 2 years ago
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