North Dakota
North Dakota ranked second-most dangerous state for workers
(Bismarck, ND) — North Dakota has been ranked as the second most dangerous state for workers when it comes to workplace fatalities in 2022.
That’s according to the AFL CIO, which recently released its annual report on worker safety.
The report shows that some of the most dangerous industries in North Dakota are agriculture and the oil industry.
The agency says the state can improve worker safety by updating OSHA policies and workers’ compensation rules.
The report ranked Wyoming as the most dangerous state to work in.
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) – Former President Donald Trump’s supporters showed their loyalty in a series of events around Bismarck on Saturday.
The events started with a Trump Rally on the North Dakota State Capitol grounds, featuring guest speakers showing their support through their speeches. The rally also had refreshments.
The second event was hosted at the Fox Island Boat Ramp, where former President Trump’s supporters could get together and spend a day on their boats, waving their flags.
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(Bismarck, ND) — State regulators continue to monitor a pair of oil spills reported last week in northwest North Dakota.
Sources with the North Dakota Oil and Gas Division say little under 1,250 barrels of oil were released due to overflow near Johnson’s Corner in McKenzie County on Tuesday.
Contents of the spill reportedly were recovered.
Sometime later, 300 barrels of water tainted during oil and gas-extraction efforts also were released.
Authorities say that spill was cleaned up sometime later.
State inspectors continue to monitor both sites.
(Bismarck, ND) — Plans for a new interstate will bring the highway through the middle of North Dakota.
There’s no timetable for the construction of the proposed I-27 which would run from Texas to Canada.
Funds were allotted for the project by Congress in 2022.
Congressman Kelly Armstrong says giving farmers and energy producers more options to get their products to market will save on transportation costs.
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