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Amelia Twyman, North Dakota Monitor
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WASHINGTON — The U.S. House voted Tuesday to make daylight saving time permanent nationwide in a bipartisan move that pushes the country one step closer to ending the long-contested ritual of semiannual clock changes.
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of October. It has been tasked with studying the economic, state and local interests in the siting of data centers, as well as the broader development of data centers. It has also been directed to study artificial intelligence.
Data center concerns dominate public comment for new legislative committee
Jacob Orledge, North Dakota Monitor
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More than 70 members of the public filled every seat and stood shoulder to shoulder on the side of the room Wednesday as a new North Dakota legislative committee held its first meeting focused on artificial intelligence and data centers.
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North Dakota Republican Rep. Julie Fedorchak voted in favor of making daylight saving time permanent. Rep. Julie Fedorchak
North Dakota's vote
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The topic has been a subject of debate in North Dakota legislative sessions. In 2025, North Dakota House lawmakers approved a bill to exempt the state from daylight saving time.
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Borderland BRIEFS
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Crash victim identified The North Dakota Highway Patrol has identified the two people involved in a fatal rollover crash outside Hannah. Aaron Dalgleish, 46, was found dead at the scene on County Road 6 Monday morning.
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Summer Floral Celebration returns Aug. 8 to International Peace Garden
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The International Peace Garden will celebrate the beauty of summer blooms and pollinators during its annual Summer Floral Celebration on Saturday, Aug. 8.
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Wildfire smoke expected to affect North Dakota air quality
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BISMARCK, N.D. — The North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality monitored wildfire smoke from the United States and Canada that affected air quality across the state beginning July 16.
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USDA reversal on crop insurance change welcomed by farm groups
Jeff Beach, North Dakota Monito
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture is reversing course on a change to a federal crop insurance policy to allow farmers to buy more protection if weather or field conditions prevent them from planting a crop.
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Local students graduate from Bismarck State College
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Three area students were among more than 650 graduates recognized during Bismarck State College's 86th commencement ceremony, held May 15 at the college's newly opened Bavendick Center.
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RED RIVER FARM NETWORK
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Farm bill hinges on SNAP compromise The clock is ticking for Congress as lawmakers work through a crowded legislative agenda before the August recess. Along with national security and budget issues, agriculture remains on the list, including Farm Bill 2.
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Drones, robots, AI may hold the future to weed control strategies
Sue Roesler, Farm & Ranch Guide
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For the last 250 years, agriculture has been on a fast track with technologies that improve weed control strategies in farming and ranching.
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