The other is $250,000 to study economies in towns in western North Dakota as oil and gas activities decrease. “Governor Kelly Armstrong is an attorney, and he’s a good one,” Wrigley said.

Gov. Kelly Armstrong said no. Now, those lawyers are dragging out a controversy over one of his other vetoes. The North Dakota State Capitol is located at at 600 East Boulevard Avenue in Bismarck.

Senate Majority Leader David Hogue, left, talks to Gov. Kelly Armstrong on May 3, 2025, after lawmakers adjourned.© Kyle Martin/For the North Dakota Monitor ...

BISMARCK, N.D. (Flag Family Media) – Governor Kelly Armstrong called his veto targeting a single line of a budget bill “a mistake.” A veto letter was published Monday with Armstrong striking ...

BISMARCK, N.D. (KUMV) - Attorney General Drew Wrigley created a new precedent when addressing Governor Kelly Armstrong’s mistaken veto. The move has lawmakers concerned about its implications ...

BISMARCK — Attorney General Drew Wrigley has rendered his verdict on Gov. Kelly Armstrong’s veto blunder. You’ll remember that Armstrong intended to line-item veto a $150,000 grant for a ...

On this Plain Talk, Gov. Kelly Armstrong responds to his state party censuring him. "What they want to do is control the smoke-filled back room," he said.

Gov. Kelly Armstrong, center right, shakes hands with Turtle Mountain Chairman Jamie Azure at a meeting with tribal leadership on Thursday, July 10, 2025, in Belcourt.