AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEnergy & Cost of Living: President Trump says the federal government will spend $700M to build or refurbish coal power, with North Dakota listed among states receiving Defense Production Act support—while a separate national look shows residential electricity prices rising fast in many places, including North Dakota (up about 7.6% year over year). Local Education & Workforce: North Dakota’s graduation report highlights growth in early college credit and completion rates, and NDUS leaders say spring 2026 graduates reflect a shift toward dual credit and structured pathways. Community Health: A new Grand Forks postpartum support group is creating a safe, educational space for new moms, pairing learning sessions with community connection. Rural Governance: Slope County commissioners discussed regional partnerships, tax credit applications, and rural health funding. Higher Ed Leadership: NDSCS President Rod Flanigan announced retirement plans, with succession planning set to begin. Politics & Voting Integrity: A Fargo activist’s trial over alleged misuse of state grant funds is set to begin next week, and Minot’s mayoral race continues to heat up with election testing disputes. Culture & Sports: NLS track and field wrapped up with a state title, and a local grant in New Ulm supports student river water-quality testing. Environment & Heritage: On the 10th anniversary of #noDAPL, a summit in Cannon Ball aims to address renewable energy funding gaps for tribal nations.
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