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Two medical school students support ND folks in need of personal hygiene products

by Nicci Johnson / Apr 19, 2021

Across the state, folks experiencing poverty have limited access to hygiene products. So two future doctors are using their free time to fix the issue.

The lack of access to period products affects low-income, incarcerated, or homeless populations. These two women made it their mission to restore dignity back to the underserved areas in the state.

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Both hunter & landowner groups support bill to post private property electronically

by Josh Meny / Apr 19, 2021

A bill to allow landowners to electronically post their land was stalled in the house last week. This bill passed the senate overwhelmingly and has the support of both hunter and landowner groups. SB 2144 is a culmination of several years' work between land owner and property rights’ interest groups and the hunting community. And while this issue has been very contentious in the past, the stakeholders agree that this current legislation is a step in the right direction and allows landowners to protect their private property rights through the use of modern technologies.

Landowners can still choose to physically post their land but this bill would give them an option that will lessen the burden and cost on landowners. Information on how to electronically post land and access the online posted data base is expected to be available over the next couple of months as the program rolls out.

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Inside North Dakota Politics: Transgender Bill, Masks, and Interviews w/ ND Rep. Robin Weisz & Dave Thompson

by Nick Jachim / Apr 18, 2021

On the April 18th edition of Inside North Dakota Politics, we discuss the Transgender bill that deals with K-12 sports and the recent bill that will ban future Mask Mandates. We also sit down with ND Representative Robin Weisz to talk about the merging of the Department of Health and the Department of Human Services and we speak with Prairie Public News Director Dave Thompson.

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