AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoData Center Debate: A North Dakota editorial argues the data-center fight has been driven by hype, but admits demand for hyperscale facilities is “inevitable” as AI growth pushes more buildout. Energy Policy: The U.S. Department of Energy is dropping plans to move three proposed National Interest Electric Transmission Corridor routes through the federal review process, citing concerns about cost, reliability, and local impacts. State Politics: North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley says he wants State Sen. Jeff Magrum to withdraw a clemency resolution for two men convicted in the 1983 Medina shootout, arguing it ignores the brutality of the crimes. Consumer Watch: A new report finds Aldi is the cheapest major grocery chain in North Dakota, while higher-priced stores can charge shoppers far more for the same basket. Public Safety: The DEA warns parents to check kids’ phones as back-to-school approaches, saying drug dealers increasingly use social media to market fentanyl. Local Business & Growth: Cirrus is expanding in Grand Forks as demand grows, adding capacity for its aircraft manufacturing. Sports: UND hockey season tickets are sold out again, with a 98% renewal rate.
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