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North Dakota Children’s Cabinet Report Aims To Improve Services For Families
The North Dakota Children’s Cabinet has released its annual report highlighting efforts to improve coordination and services for children and families across the state. Lt. Gov. Michelle Strinden announced the report Tuesday. The Children’s Cabinet works with state agencies, lawmakers, tribal nations and community organizations to coordinate care and address issues affecting children. What Ice Cream Flavors Does ND Prefer Over Summer?
Drought Disaster Declaration Unlocks Livestock Water Funding Across North Dakota
North Dakota officials have activated a $2 million assistance program to help livestock producers address water shortages as drought conditions continue to worsen across the state. Gov. Kelly Armstrong and Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring voted with the State Water Commission to activate the Drought Disaster Livestock Water Supply Project Assistance Program following the governor's declaration of a drought disaster. Gov.
Williston Detectives Need Public Help Locating Missing North Dakota Man
Police are asking residents to remain alert and report any information that may assist in the search. The Williston Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a 61-year-old man reported missing Monday. North Dakota's 2027–30 Transportation Plan Is Open For Public Comment Russell Barkie was reported missing Aug. 17, and detectives are working to determine his whereabouts, according to the police department.
NDDOT Wants Your Input On Roads, Bikeways, And Transit Funding Through September
The North Dakota Department of Transportation has released a draft of its 2027-30 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program for public review and comment. The draft STIP is available for review from Aug. 12 through Sept. 12, 2026. The four-year plan outlines transportation projects and programs that would be funded with federal highway and transit dollars.
Conner Swanson Appointed To Lead North Dakota’s Largest State Agency
Gov. Kelly Armstrong has appointed Conner Swanson to lead the North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services, with the appointment taking effect Aug. 29. Swanson has served as a senior adviser in Armstrong’s office since December 2024. His portfolio has included oversight of HHS, the largest state agency, which has an approved two-year budget of more than $5.7 billion, including federal funds, and nearly 2,500 authorized full-time positions.
North Dakota Lifts TikTok Ban On State Devices After Ownership Changes
Gov. Kelly Armstrong has rescinded North Dakota’s ban on TikTok use by executive branch agencies on state-owned devices, citing updated cybersecurity assessments and changes to the ownership of the social media platform. Doug Goehring Activates North Dakota Hay Hotline For Ranchers Armstrong signed the executive order Wednesday, Aug. 12, removing the statewide prohibition that had prevented executive branch agencies from using TikTok on state-owned devices.
North Dakota Lifts TikTok Ban On State Devices After Ownership Changes
Gov. Kelly Armstrong has rescinded North Dakota’s ban on TikTok use by executive branch agencies on state-owned devices, citing updated cybersecurity assessments and changes to the ownership of the social media platform. Doug Goehring Activates North Dakota Hay Hotline For Ranchers Armstrong signed the executive order Wednesday, Aug. 12, removing the statewide prohibition that had prevented executive branch agencies from using TikTok on state-owned devices.
North Dakota Hay Hotline Activated As Drought Grips Parts Of The State
Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring has activated North Dakota’s Hay Hotline as dry conditions and drought continue across parts of the state. The program connects ranchers looking for hay with producers who have hay available for sale, as well as those offering pasture or hayland for rent.
North Dakota Hay Hotline Activated As Drought Grips Parts Of The State
Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring has activated North Dakota’s Hay Hotline as dry conditions and drought continue across parts of the state. The program connects ranchers looking for hay with producers who have hay available for sale, as well as those offering pasture or hayland for rent.
North Dakota Hay Hotline Activated As Drought Grips Parts Of The State
Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring has activated North Dakota’s Hay Hotline as dry conditions and drought continue across parts of the state. The program connects ranchers looking for hay with producers who have hay available for sale, as well as those offering pasture or hayland for rent.
North Dakota PSC Reminds Diggers That 811 Call Is Required By Law
The North Dakota Public Service Commission is reminding residents to call 811 before starting excavation projects to have underground utility lines located and marked. The PSC issued the reminder Aug. 11, or 8/11, as part of an effort to raise awareness about excavation safety. Hunter Hayes Headlines Best Of The West Ribfest In Watford City “Before you put a shovel in the ground, know what’s below.
Montana Hourly Wages Rose To $29.27, Second Fastest Growth In The Country
Montana had the second-highest growth in average hourly wages in the nation from 2024 to 2025, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. School Bus Safety Rules Drivers In Williston Often Forget The state’s average hourly wage increased 4.7%, rising from $27.96 in 2024 to $29.27 in 2025, according to the agency’s Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics program.
North Dakota PSC Reminds Diggers That 811 Call Is Required By Law
The North Dakota Public Service Commission is reminding residents to call 811 before starting excavation projects to have underground utility lines located and marked. The PSC issued the reminder Aug. 11, or 8/11, as part of an effort to raise awareness about excavation safety. Hunter Hayes Headlines Best Of The West Ribfest In Watford City “Before you put a shovel in the ground, know what’s below.
Montana Hourly Wages Rose To $29.27, Second Fastest Growth In The Country
Montana had the second-highest growth in average hourly wages in the nation from 2024 to 2025, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. School Bus Safety Rules Drivers In Williston Often Forget The state’s average hourly wage increased 4.7%, rising from $27.96 in 2024 to $29.27 in 2025, according to the agency’s Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics program.
NDDOT Wants Your Input On Highway Widening, Lighting, And Sign Upgrades
The North Dakota Department of Transportation is seeking public comments on proposed changes to the 2026-29 State Transportation Improvement Program that would add five previously unpublished projects for 2026.
North Dakota Offering $2 Million To Fund Rural Medical Transport Vehicles
North Dakota Health and Human Services is offering $2 million in federal funding to help rural health care organizations purchase accessible vehicles for patients who need transportation to medical appointments and other essential services. The funding is available through the Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Acquisition opportunity within the North Dakota Rural Health Transformation Program. HHS expects to award about four grants of approximately $500,000 each.
North Dakota Offering $2 Million To Fund Rural Medical Transport Vehicles
North Dakota Health and Human Services is offering $2 million in federal funding to help rural health care organizations purchase accessible vehicles for patients who need transportation to medical appointments and other essential services. The funding is available through the Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Acquisition opportunity within the North Dakota Rural Health Transformation Program. HHS expects to award about four grants of approximately $500,000 each.
NDDOT Wants Your Input On Highway Widening, Lighting, And Sign Upgrades
The North Dakota Department of Transportation is seeking public comments on proposed changes to the 2026-29 State Transportation Improvement Program that would add five previously unpublished projects for 2026.
Sloulin Brothers WWII Exhibit Opens At Williston’s XWA August 13
A new exhibit honoring the service and sacrifice of two Williams County brothers during World War II will be unveiled this month at Williston Basin International Airport, highlighting a piece of local history for travelers passing through the region. Williams County Mosquito Fogging Planned For August 10 The Military Affairs Committee announced the Sloulin Brothers Photo Exhibit will open during a public ceremony at 1 p.m. Aug. 13 inside the airport terminal.
Sloulin Brothers WWII Exhibit Opens At Williston’s XWA August 13
A new exhibit honoring the service and sacrifice of two Williams County brothers during World War II will be unveiled this month at Williston Basin International Airport, highlighting a piece of local history for travelers passing through the region. Williams County Mosquito Fogging Planned For August 10 The Military Affairs Committee announced the Sloulin Brothers Photo Exhibit will open during a public ceremony at 1 p.m. Aug. 13 inside the airport terminal.
Williston Fire Crews Clear East Broadway Commercial Fire In Just Over An Hour
Fire crews quickly contained a commercial structure fire Sunday afternoon after a passerby spotted smoke coming from a building along East Broadway Street. North Dakota's First West Nile Case Of The Season Is Here The Williston Fire Department was dispatched at 12:30 p.m. to the 1300 block of East Broadway St. after a passerby reported smoke rising from the roof. A first-alarm response was initiated, bringing multiple units, including fire engines, a ladder truck, an ambulance and command staff.
Williston Fire Crews Clear East Broadway Commercial Fire In Just Over An Hour
Fire crews quickly contained a commercial structure fire Sunday afternoon after a passerby spotted smoke coming from a building along East Broadway Street. North Dakota's First West Nile Case Of The Season Is Here The Williston Fire Department was dispatched at 12:30 p.m. to the 1300 block of East Broadway St. after a passerby reported smoke rising from the roof. A first-alarm response was initiated, bringing multiple units, including fire engines, a ladder truck, an ambulance and command staff.
Governor Armstrong Declares Statewide Fire Emergency Amid Rapid Drought Expansion
Gov. Kelly Armstrong issued an executive order declaring a statewide fire emergency as drought conditions and wildfire risk intensify across North Dakota amid hot, dry weather. North Dakota's 2026 Hunting Seasons, Dates, And Bag Limits The order activates the State Emergency Operations Plan and directs state agencies to prepare for a potentially severe fire season. It follows a sharp increase in drought conditions statewide.
North Dakota Reports First West Nile Case Of Season In Cass County
The North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services has confirmed the first human case of West Nile virus in the state this season. The patient, a resident of Cass County, was hospitalized. Bugs In North Dakota That Can Actually Make You Sick Health officials said the risk of infection continues as long as mosquitoes are active and are encouraging residents to take simple precautions to avoid bites.
North Dakota Reports First West Nile Case Of Season In Cass County
The North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services has confirmed the first human case of West Nile virus in the state this season. The patient, a resident of Cass County, was hospitalized. Bugs In North Dakota That Can Actually Make You Sick Health officials said the risk of infection continues as long as mosquitoes are active and are encouraging residents to take simple precautions to avoid bites.
Governor Armstrong Declares Statewide Fire Emergency Amid Rapid Drought Expansion
Gov. Kelly Armstrong issued an executive order declaring a statewide fire emergency as drought conditions and wildfire risk intensify across North Dakota amid hot, dry weather. North Dakota's 2026 Hunting Seasons, Dates, And Bag Limits The order activates the State Emergency Operations Plan and directs state agencies to prepare for a potentially severe fire season. It follows a sharp increase in drought conditions statewide.
Governor Declared A Disaster In Glasgow Weeks After Storms Swamped City Streets
Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte has declared a disaster in the city of Glasgow after early July storms brought heavy rain and flash flooding that left damage across much of the community. What To Know About The ND Chokecherry Festival The July 3 storms moved slowly over the area, dropping roughly 2 to 4 inches of rain in a short amount of time. That was enough to overwhelm storm drains and push water into streets and low-lying parts of town.
North Dakota Just Dropped Its Full 2026 Hunting Season Dates
North Dakota Game and Fish officials have released full details for the 2026 hunting seasons, including waterfowl dates, early Canada goose opportunities, swan license applications and several updates to furbearer regulations. Where To Drop Off Kratom And Medications In North Dakota Waterfowl hunting for residents is set to open Sept. 26, while nonresidents can begin Oct. 5. Officials also announced that beginning Nov.
North Dakota Banned Kratom So Here Is Where To Dump Your Stash
Now that North Dakota has banned the use, sale, and possession of all kratom products, North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley has provided a list take back sites across the state. North Dakota Kratom Ban Takes Effect Starting Today State officials say North Dakota is the only state offering free, statewide disposal options through both law enforcement and pharmacies year-round through it's two programs.
Kratom Is Now Illegal In North Dakota Starting 5PM Today
The Williston Police Department is reminding residents that a statewide prohibition on kratom takes effect at 5 p.m. Wednesday under an executive order issued by Governor Kelly Armstrong declaring a public health emergency. North Dakota Bans Kratom Sales Starting August 5, 2025 On Monday Governor Armstrong and Attorney General Drew Wrigley announced a multi facited approach including the prohibition, and a special session set for September 2nd.
New Town Is Hosting A Three Day Brain Health Event Open To Everyone
A three-day Brain Health Conference will bring together health professionals, caregivers and community members Aug. 12–14 in New Town to focus on issues ranging from dementia to addiction and brain injury. The event, hosted by Elbowoods Memorial Health Center, will be held at 4 Bears Casino and Lodge and is open to all ages.
Kratom Sold In Gas Stations Is Now Banned Across North Dakota
North Dakota Governor Kelly Armstrong and Attorney General Drew Wrigley on Monday announced sweeping actions to restrict access to kratom, citing overdose deaths and what they called an urgent public health threat in North Dakota. The move includes an executive order banning the sale, use and possession of kratom products statewide starting at 5 p.m. Aug. 5, along with an emergency rule classifying 7-hydroxymitragynine, or 7-OH, as a Schedule I controlled substance.
North Dakota Hospital Births Cost Nearly 6000 Dollars Less Than Average
A new report from WalletHub puts North Dakota near the top of the list for having a baby, ranking the state third in the nation. The 2026 study, released Aug. 3, compared all 50 states and the District of Columbia using 31 measures tied to cost, health care and overall family conditions. Massachusetts finished first, followed by Minnesota. ND Rural Health Program Opens Grants For Telehealth And More North Dakota’s showing was driven largely by affordability.
Colfax Man Gets Prison Time For Stealing 130 Cattle Worth Half A Million
A southeastern North Dakota man has been sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to stealing more than 130 head of cattle in a case that resulted in significant financial losses for two producers, according to the North Dakota Stockmens Association. Daniel Wayne Dockter, 44, of Colfax, was ordered to report to jail by noon Thursday following his sentencing Wednesday in Richland County District Court.
Campfires Banned Friday Across Big Horn And Roosevelt County FWP Sites
Stage 1 fire restrictions will take effect Friday, July 31, in Big Horn and Roosevelt counties, with Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks implementing the same restrictions across its properties in both counties. The restrictions prohibit building, maintaining, attending, or using open fires or campfires unless exempted. Smoking is limited to enclosed vehicles, buildings, developed recreation sites, or areas cleared of flammable materials within a 3-foot diameter.
A New Truck Stop, Minigolf And More Just Got City Funding In Williston
The Williston City Commission approved up to $454,500 in STAR Fund grants during its June 23 meeting, supporting a range of local business development projects. The funding includes several Flex PACE buydowns for projects across the city. Cornerpost received up to $108,000 for a new truck stop along the 85 West Bypass.
Rural ND Communities Can Apply For Healthcare Grants Starting This Month
North Dakota Health and Human Services is launching about $50.5 million in new funding opportunities through the Rural Health Transformation Program, expanding efforts to strengthen healthcare access, workforce capacity, and technology across the state. The funding supports projects aimed at improving care in rural communities, including investments in telehealth, workforce development, emergency services, and school and hospital wellness programs.
Walsh County Prosecutor Kelley Cole Appointed To Northeast District Bench
Gov. Kelly Armstrong has selected Walsh County State’s Attorney Kelley Cole to fill a vacancy on the Northeast Judicial District bench, with her appointment taking effect Aug. 17. Cole has led the Walsh County State’s Attorney’s Office since 2017, first by appointment and later through election victories in 2018 and 2022.
Walsh County Prosecutor Kelley Cole Appointed To Northeast District Bench
Gov. Kelly Armstrong has selected Walsh County State’s Attorney Kelley Cole to fill a vacancy on the Northeast Judicial District bench, with her appointment taking effect Aug. 17. Cole has led the Walsh County State’s Attorney’s Office since 2017, first by appointment and later through election victories in 2018 and 2022.
Campfires Banned Friday Across Big Horn And Roosevelt County FWP Sites
Stage 1 fire restrictions will take effect Friday, July 31, in Big Horn and Roosevelt counties, with Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks implementing the same restrictions across its properties in both counties. The restrictions prohibit building, maintaining, attending, or using open fires or campfires unless exempted. Smoking is limited to enclosed vehicles, buildings, developed recreation sites, or areas cleared of flammable materials within a 3-foot diameter.
Rural ND Communities Can Apply For Healthcare Grants Starting This Month
North Dakota Health and Human Services is launching about $50.5 million in new funding opportunities through the Rural Health Transformation Program, expanding efforts to strengthen healthcare access, workforce capacity, and technology across the state. The funding supports projects aimed at improving care in rural communities, including investments in telehealth, workforce development, emergency services, and school and hospital wellness programs.
A New Truck Stop, Minigolf And More Just Got City Funding In Williston
The Williston City Commission approved up to $454,500 in STAR Fund grants during its June 23 meeting, supporting a range of local business development projects. The funding includes several Flex PACE buydowns for projects across the city. Cornerpost received up to $108,000 for a new truck stop along the 85 West Bypass.
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Culture IS the strategy
You have heard the quote before: “Culture eats strategy for breakfast.” It is most often attributed to Peter Drucker, but that is incorrect. Drucker actually said, “Culture—no matter how defined—is singularly persistent.” Similar? Yes, but the differences are critical. Drucker used the country of Japan as an example in his 1991 Wall Street Journal article. After World War II, Japan became a model for how a modern society functions. Its companies led the total quality revolution.
Managing change is not enough
5 strategies to build a team that is powerfully resilient and competitively strong Don’t you just love all of this change and uncertainty? Coming to work every single day and you have no idea what is coming at you. Just think about the world we live in today—constant disruption—geopolitical tensions, rising inflation, and oh yes let’s not forget the divisiveness and social discourse.
In a league of their own: Engaging globally benefits everyone
Why should we care about helping grow credit unions worldwide? As our economy ebbs and flows, with an uncertain election outcome and the increasing disruption in the competitive landscape of financial services, credit unions and their associations face more pressure than ever to stay relevant. Focusing on growing our local credit unions seems challenging enough. Should growing credit unions internationally really be a priority? In short, yes.
Protect your credit union from cyber incidents
The cost of data breaches is skyrocketing, and cyber threats are evolving faster than ever. Managed Detection and Response (MDR) can be a lifeline for credit unions in this challenging landscape. Check out this free resource to learn where to start: Buy or build? Discover the pros and cons of each approach to cybersecurity. Key questions to ask providers: Get the intel you need to make a confident decision. Post-implementation checklist: Ensure you get the most out of your MDR investment.
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Sales: The face of the CU
Every department within an organization serves a role and an important function. Some are more support roles and on the back side of your organization. Others are involved more directly with members or customers. I would submit that the sales department is the face of the credit union. By no means am I downplaying the role of any department within an organization. If it was unnecessary, it wouldn’t exist.
NCUA issues letter on resumption of federal student loan payments
NCUA issued a Letter to Credit Unions (23-CU-08) Wednesday on resumption of federal student loan payments. Federal student loan interest resumed Sept. 1, and payments restart in October. “As federal student loan payments restart, some credit union members may have difficulty meeting their repayment obligations. The resulting increase in total repayment obligations may also negatively impact members’ ability to repay other outstanding loans,” wrote NCUA Chairman Todd Harper.
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