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N.D. keeps stimulus funds in reserve
North Dakota transportation officials are divvying up half of the federal stimulus dollars directed to transportation work this year and saving the rest for the next, in light of an uncertain economy and pending reauthorization of the federal highway bill this fall. [Full Story]Guard members prepare to leave for Kosovo
Members of the North Dakota National Guard will soon begin deployment to Kosovo. [Full Story]Seven file for Mandan School Board
Seven people are seeking a seat on the Mandan School Board. [Full Story]Tribal chairman race fields nine in primary
The chairman of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe is one in a field of nine candidates heading into the reservation's primary election next week. [Full Story]Lesser pay rise for N.D. university execs
North Dakota's Board of Higher Education decided Friday to give four top university system executives smaller pay raises next year. [Full Story]N.D. expected to harvest less spring wheat, barley
Production of both spring wheat and durum wheat is not expected to change significantly from last year in the state that leads the nation in the production of both, the U.S. Department of Agriculture reported Friday. [Full Story]N.D. brucellosis order still stands
A North Dakota order imposed about a year ago that requires Montana cattle imports to test negative for brucellosis still stands. [Full Story]LOADING
Bismarck News
- N.D. keeps stimulus funds in reserve
- Guard members prepare to leave for Kosovo
- Seven file for Mandan School Board
North Dakota News
- Lesser pay rise for N.D. university execs
- N.D. higher ed board wants legal services study
- N.D. expected to harvest less spring wheat, barley
World News
- California's creditors look to options for IOUs
- McNair's hometown not alone in mourning local hero
- In Ghana, Obama marks Africa's promise, problems
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