Voting Rights & Redistricting: Native communities and voting-rights advocates warn that a fresh Supreme Court blow to the Voting Rights Act could ripple into 2026 maps, with states already moving to redraw districts to reduce influence of voters of color. Minot Crime: Minot Police are asking for tips on a May 9 burglary at a southwest business; investigators say the suspect may have cuts and are using security footage but have no vehicle info. Flood Resilience in Minot: City leaders and candidates toured Minot’s flood protection work, reviewing how past Souris/Mouse River operations shaped outcomes and what future projects aim to protect. State Politics: North Dakota lawmakers and candidates accuse Gov. Kelly Armstrong of improperly influencing the Legislature through campaign donations to handpicked primary challengers. Education & Workforce: North Dakota Monitor reports candidates for superintendent of public instruction differ on how to tackle teacher recruitment and retention, with pay and staffing front and center. Data Centers & Rates: Gov. Armstrong says ND should focus on infrastructure capacity and transparency as data-center interest grows, warning against rate hikes. Agriculture Trade: An NDSU analysis says China’s retaliatory tariffs cost U.S. ag exporters about $14.9B over a year, with soybeans hit hardest. Local Development: A Casselton couple won an $870K grant to convert a historic farmstead into a lodging and Nordic sauna destination. Tech in Schools: ND’s Department of Public Instruction is surveying families and educators on how students use school-issued technology, after the state’s cellphone ban. Missing Person: Search efforts continue for Tucker Archambault, missing since May 19 near Fort Yates, with new tools and agencies joining the hunt.