North Dakota Governor Kelly Armstrong was honored at the Bismarck Event Center at the Inauguration Gala. The Governor was celebrated with various speakers and a performance from the North Dakota National Guard.

It was all about welcoming in a new chapter to the state as the Governor’s Heritage Foundation held the Inaugural Ball of North Dakota’s 34th Governor Kelly Armstrong tonight. Governor Armstrong says that the event is more than just a celebration with a baseball theme.

After a month in office, Gov. Kelly Armstrong on Wednesday laid out a plan he says will address property taxes, overcrowding in prisons and infrastructure for the 2025-27 biennium. In all, Armstrong suggests a budget of roughly $19.

A sold-out crowd packed the Bismarck Event Center on Saturday night for the public Inaugural Ball for new North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong and Lt. Gov. Michelle Strinden.

Gov. Kelly Armstrong presents his first state budget which comes in at nearly $20 billion. Armstrong’s administration claims it’s $600 million less than former Gov. Burgum’s final budget. A large portion is focused on property tax reform and relief,

The order comes as the nation mourns the loss of former President Jimmy Carter, which prompted flags to be flown at half-staff for 30 days after his death.

North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong announced a new cabinet position and an ambitious plan to address property taxes in North Dakota — here are some highlights from his first State of the State address.

The governor believes “homeowners will see a significant, immediate impact.” At first blush, it certainly appears so.

Gov. Kelly Armstrong today presented his executive budget recommendations for the 2025-27 biennium, highlighting significant investments in property tax relief, housing and infrastructure, education opportunities for students,

The plan by Republican Gov. Kelly Armstrong would start with $483 million from the state’s general fund and a portion of earnings from the state’s $11.5 billion oil tax savings with the ...

House Bill 1176, filed Thursday, contains the proposal introduced by Armstrong during his State of the State address. The bill would increase the primary residence tax credit and put most homeowners on a path toward zero property taxes within a decade. It also would set a 3% annual cap on local property tax budgets.

Gov. Kelly Armstrong delivered his first State of the State Address at the State Capitol on Tuesday. Watch the full recording here.