AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoNorth Dakota Nuclear Policy: Lawmakers are weighing a change to the state’s ban on long-term high-level radioactive waste storage, with a proposed exception that would allow temporary on-site storage—aimed at removing a “stop sign” that could deter nuclear developers. State Leadership & Economy: The North Dakota Industrial Commission appointed Cathy Dub as president and CEO of the North Dakota Mill and Elevator, succeeding Vance Taylor as the state’s major wheat-processing operation. Housing & Federal Action: The Senate passed the bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, with Sen. Kevin Cramer and Sen. John Hoeven praising it as a push to boost housing supply and affordability. Local Government Incentives: Grand Forks plans its first combined meeting to review PILOT incentives, starting with the Ray Richards Golf Course redevelopment. Agriculture Research: NDSU opened an expanded swine research facility in Fargo, adding a 600-head barn and classroom with support from corn and soybean groups. Higher Education Appointments: Altru president Dr. Joshua Deere is among finalists for a North Dakota State Board of Higher Education seat. Consumer Watchdog: The Better Business Bureau warned North Dakotans about storm-chaser scams after hailstorms, urging caution with upfront payments and rushed paperwork.
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