On Monday, I wrote why I supported a proposal put before the NDGOP State Committee calling for the State Legislature to pass a bill to allow political parties in North Dakota to determine for themselves how they nominate their candidates. [read more…]
Back in August, we published an article about then Burleigh County sheriff’s candidate Kelly Leben and an incident he had with his 14-year old nephew in April of 2014. In a nutshell, Leben put his nephew, Brant Thomson, in a headlock [read more…]
In an article we published yesterday, I explained why I support a resolution being considered by the North Dakota Republican Party that calls for the legislature to make changes in the way political parties can nominate their candidates for the [read more…]
Last week it finally hit the news that the North Dakota Republican Party will be considering a resolution this week calling for changes to state law in how political parties nominate their candidates for general elections. In a document released [read more…]
It’s the time of year many anglers across the State of North Dakota live for— ice fishing. This week the North Dakota Game & Fish Department published a reminder of the Winter Fishing Regulations and encouraged people to consult the [read more…]
Governor Doug Burgum delivered his Executive Budget Address yesterday. It was his first since being elected in 2016. As an advocate of small government, I was extremely disappointed— yet, not surprised. Last week I wrote about Burgum’s sneak peak into [read more…]
The North Dakota Department of Agriculture and North Dakota Game & Fish Department are once again partnering up to provide a means for landowners and coyote hunters/trappers to coordinate their efforts in removing unwanted coyotes. It is called the Coyote [read more…]
North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum will give his first ever Executive Budget Address since being elected in November 2016. It is set for today, December 5th, at 10am. The purpose of the speech is to provide a budget recommendation to a [read more…]
The North Dakota Legislature is in the midst of a three day organizational session this week. The session opened Monday and will conclude today. The regular 2019 Legislative Session is set to convene on January 3rd. Aside from the organizational [read more…]
Just six days ago, the 2nd River Otter Season in 98 years opened in North Dakota. And just past Noon today, that season is now closed after reaching the 15 otter limit of one otter per trapper. The season was [read more…]
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