They're Still Hiring In North Dakota's Oil Patch
The drilling jobs have dried up, and oil boom-inflated salaries have dried up. Developers who built too many hotels and...
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North Dakota General Fund Revenues Down $301.5 Million From Last Biennium
The latest general fund revenue report from the North Dakota Office of Management and Budget. In a comparison of the...
'Bakken Resister' Is The Most Honest Title For An Environmental Activist You'll Hear All Day
Usually, in North Dakota, environmental activists are careful about how they brand themselves. Instead of calling themselves environmentalists, they use...
North Dakota Heritage Center Temporarily Closes "Green Revolution" Exhibit After Complaints
An exhibit created by the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, and part of the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, drew a...
North Dakota Employment Grows Slightly Despite Oil Slowdown
With North Dakota's oil boom fading everyone is watching the state's economy closely. The slowdown in oil and gas activity...
Why Iowa Approving The Dakota Access Pipeline Is A Big Deal For North Dakota
Normally when people start texting me about a breaking news story it isn't related to regulatory approval for a pipeline....
Michael Filloon: Things Are Anything But Fine In North Dakota
Chris Berg had an excellent question on 6:30 Point of View’s ND Governor’s Candidate Forum. The question was quite simple,...
"The oil boom saved Andy Turco’s life – for a time"
There are a lot of people who, for reasons having to do mostly with politics, are delighted to see North...
Dwight Cook: North Dakota Democrats Rewriting History On The Oil Tax
The famous sociologist and politician Daniel Patrick Moynihan once said, "Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but not their...
Jason Heitkamp: Dotzenrod Has It All Wrong On The Oil Tax
Recently Senator Jim Dotzenrod, a Democrat from North Dakota's District 26, wrote an editorial about how he believes North Dakota...
