AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBison Football: New Mexico had sold more than 29,000 tickets for Saturday’s North Dakota State matchup, a game with major Mountain West title implications. Public Utilities: In the PSC race, challenger Scot Kelsh says landowners feel steamrolled by major projects; incumbent Jill Kringstad defended recent changes to public hearings and her record on utility rates. Schools: Rugby voters rejected a 10-mill levy sought to offset declining enrollment. Without new funding, the district says it may need to cut about $300,000, potentially affecting classes and activities. Oil and Gas: North Dakota hit a record of more than 20,000 active oil wells in August, producing about 1.16 million barrels daily as higher prices spur faster development. Local Investment: Six communities received more than $4.2 million in state grants for infrastructure, housing and public safety projects. Higher Education: UND received 30 more days to respond to a federal inquiry into foreign funding disclosures, with its final submission expected in mid-November.
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