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Dalrymple issues five vetoes
BISMARCK--Three weeks after the Legislature adjourned, Gov. Jack Dalrymple has issued his first vetoes. Here they are, along with Dalrymple's reasons for issuing a veto. Senate Bill 2015: Sections 1...
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People renting a home or apartment have some ways to cut their energy bills and increase their comfort. "The key is to identify the biggest energy users in your situation and work to reduce those," N...
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I've been a lover of salty black olives since I was a little girl and my dad gave me my first taste. It was that first earthy-flavored nibble that began a long, progressive palate-developing journey ...
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Prospects for background checks remain unclear

The fate of a bipartisan Senate effort to subject more firearms buyers to background checks remains uncertain as seven Republicans amenable to a gun control debate are still likely to resist such an expansion.

By Associated Press , April 15, 2013

3 abortion bills to be sent to governor’s desk today

Three of the four bills passed by the North Dakota Legislature to limit abortions are expected to be sent to Gov. Jack Dalrymple today, legislative leaders said this morning.

By TJ Jerke, Forum News Service , March 25, 2013

Tax bills for rich families approach 30-year high

The poor rich.

March 04, 2013

Electric bills to rise with wind projects

BISMARCK — Otter Tail Power Co.’s North Dakota customers will see higher electric bills as the utility adds more wind power to its energy sources, state regulators say. Beginning Sept. 1, a separate charge assessed to ratepayers to pay for Otter Tail wind energy projects will increase the monthly bill by almost $1.40 for a residential customer who uses 750 kilowatt-hours of electricity, state Public Service Commission filings say.

By By Dale Wetzel, The Associated Press , August 06, 2010

Measure requires lawmakers to swear they’ve read bills

A proposed ballot initiative would require North Dakota lawmakers to swear they have read and understood any bill they intend to support, and attest that they haven’t been influenced by bribes or vote trading. The measure, proposed by Jerrol LeBaron of California, also would delay a final vote on any bill in the North Dakota Legislature until it had been posted on the Internet for at least four days.

By By Dale Wetzel, The Associated Press , February 10, 2010

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U of M wrongly slaps late fees on tuition bills

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — About 44,000 University of Minnesota students in the Twin Cities were wrongly billed a $65 late tuition fee, a mistake that the school says has been corrected.

February 04, 2010

Bills hire Gailey as head coach

Chan Gailey’s second chance to prove himself as an NFL head coach comes with plenty of challenges. The Buffalo Bills team he’s taking over hasn’t made the playoffs in a decade and its fans have been clamoring for Bill Cowher during a coaching search that seemed to take forever.

January 20, 2010

Jets remain in playoff hunt

Jets remain in playoff hunt Mark Sanchez threw a go-ahead touchdown pass to Braylon Edwards before hurting his right knee, and the New York Jets’ stingy defense finished the job in a 19-13 win over the Buffalo Bills on Thursday night.

December 04, 2009

Otter Tail customers to get small refund, slightly lower bills

Otter Tail Power Co.’s North Dakota customers will get a small refund and pay slightly lower electric bills as part of a rate settlement approved by state regulators. The agreement, endorsed by North Dakota’s Public Service Commission on Wednesday, also phases out an Otter Tail economic development fund that was financed by ratepayers, and lowers a separate charge that its customers are paying to finance wind farms near Langdon and Valley City.

By By Dale Wetzel, The Associated Press , November 27, 2009

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Bills considering Shanahan for coach

The Buffalo Bills consider two-time Super Bowl-winner Mike Shanahan a legitimate candidate to be their next head coach. A person familiar with the Bills’ search told The Associated Press that the team has contacted the former Denver Broncos’ coach. The person spoke on the condition of anonymity because the Bills are not discussing the search.

November 25, 2009

Fewell picked to replace Jauron as Bills coach

The Buffalo Bills promoted coordinator Perry Fewell to take over as interim head coach after Dick Jauron was fired on Tuesday. Wilson ran out of patience with Jauron, who ran out of time to build a contender or come up with a way to fix an offense that sputtered even with the addition of Terrell Owens.

November 18, 2009

Dickinson authorities look into counterfeit bills

Local and federal authorities are looking for the culprits in a counterfeit money scheme discovered by Wells Fargo Bank in Dickinson.

July 27, 2009

Session looks at Saturday or Monday finish

Legislators are making progress wrapping up the session, but it could end up lasting until Monday if need be, House Majority Leader Al Carlson, R-Fargo, said Thursday. After beginning the week with about 100 bills left to act on, lawmakers are now down to 38, Senate Majority Leader Bob Stenehjem, R-Bismarck, said after both chambers passed several measures in evening sessions Thursday.

By By Janell Cole, N.D. Capitol Bureau , May 01, 2009

Bills RB Lynch suspended by NFL

Bills running back Marshawn Lynch will miss the first three games of the regular season after being suspended without pay by the NFL for violating the league’s personal conduct policy.

April 10, 2009

Owens lands in Buffalo

Terrell Owens needed only two days to find another place to play. The Buffalo Bills decided to take a chance on the talented but high-maintenance receiver, signing Owens to a $6.5 million, one-year deal. The 35-year-old Owens caught 69 passes for 1,052 yards and 10 touchdowns last season with Dallas. But the Cowboys were looking to improve the atmosphere in the locker room and decided they would be better off without him.

March 09, 2009

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