The North Dakota Legislature’s legal counsel on Friday said only a special session can constitutionally correct a $35 million budgeting mistake made in a recent line-item veto by Gov. Armstrong.

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EDGELEY -- Well over 100 people crowded a small bar in a rural town Wednesday night, rallying around the feeling that proposed industrial developments in southeastern North Dakota are being pushed ...

BISMARCK, N.D. (KMOT) – The North Dakota Legislative Council is recommending Gov. Kelly Armstrong call a special session to rectify a line-item veto by the governor that mistakenly vetoed ...