AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRural Health: North Dakota will receive $206 million in the second year of federal rural health funding, keeping the state on track for up to $1 billion over five years. State Finances: The Land Board announced nearly $762 million in distributions for 2027–29, including $722 million for public schools, up 23.5% from the current biennium. Privacy & Policing: Fargo Sen. Jamie Selzler plans to propose guardrails for automated license plate readers in 2027, aiming to protect privacy without banning the technology. Property Rights: The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments over whether McKenzie County landowners can recover legal fees after a pipeline company used eminent domain; justices appeared skeptical of applying state law to the federal taking. Data Centers: Harwood voters rejected proposed restrictions, supporting an Applied Digital project as communities across the country largely pushed back against data center development.
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