AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoData Centers: Geronimo Power urged Cass County residents to oppose a proposed Harmony Township moratorium as it promoted a 640-acre data center project near Casselton. A township vote is expected soon. Pipeline Fight: The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe sued to overturn federal approvals for Dakota Access Pipeline’s Missouri River crossing, citing safety, spill-response, treaty and drinking-water concerns. Defense and Research: Sen. John Hoeven announced Project ATLAS, a UND-NASA unmanned-systems initiative with North Dakota National Guard support and nearly $2 million in federal funding. Health Costs: Insurance Commissioner Jon Godfread approved 2027 ACA premium changes, trimming some insurers’ requested increases as families and small businesses face higher costs. Fargo Government: Four former city communications leaders sued Fargo and officials, alleging a hostile workplace and a flawed investigation forced their resignations; the city declined to comment on active litigation. Trade and Infrastructure: Canada buys about 82% of North Dakota’s exports, leaving the state exposed to the escalating trade dispute. State officials also approved more than $1.7 million for water projects, including $1 million for McVille.
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