Kelly Armstrong: “If you want to scale this up, it’s going to be not an insignificant expense.”

The path forward for the Missouri River needs to be shaped collectively by the basin states working together, and we welcome every basin state to the table to find solutions that respect each state’s individual rights and interests.

Our right to use Missouri River water as we deem necessary – whether it’s for drinking water, irrigation, industrial uses or emergency water supplies during a drought – is clearly established in both state and federal law, and we will…

North Dakota’s workforce system is fragmented, with programs and services scattered across multiple agencies. By aligning programs and appointing a cabinet-level workforce commissioner to coordinate their efforts, we can better meet the…

The new State Hospital is a once-in-a-generation investment in the future of behavioral health in North Dakota.