Florida’s Ron DeSantis, Idaho’s Brad Little, Iowa’s Kim Reynolds, Nebraska’s Jim Pillen, North Dakota’s Kelly Armstrong, Tennessee’s Bill Lee and Texas’s Greg Abbott. The move goes ...

The flags will be lowered again the following day. North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey, Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds, California Gov.

Kelly Armstrong's proposal to cap local spending as a part of a larger package to fix North Dakota's property tax problem. In many parts of the state, the leaders aren't leading. People like ...

Kelly Armstrong to reduce North Dakota property taxes, showing particular concern about the governor’s call for a 3% cap on local taxing. In Grand Forks, however, Mayor Brandon Bochenski remains ...

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday pushed Republican state lawmakers to take urgent action on illegal immigration, voting to fight like a "junkyard dog" and warning of political consequences ...

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North Dakota Governor Kelly Armstrong and North Dakota Tourism have launched a new marketing campaign with the slogan “Hello ND.” The campaign is meant to attract potential visitors by showcasing the communities in the state the uncrowded outdoor spaces.

Gov. Kelly Armstrong during his first State of the State. (North Dakota Monitor photo) (KNOX) – Gov. Kelly Armstrong said that he supports legislation for creating an incentive program to attract value-added agriculture projects to North Dakota.

Governor Kelly Armstrong today expressed his support for crucial legislation designed to bolster North Dakota’s agriculture sector. This support was voiced through his endorsement of House Bill 1332, which was discussed today before the House Agriculture ...

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