AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoOil tech push: Gov. Kelly Armstrong says North Dakota has a “tremendous opportunity” to speed up next-gen oil production tech in the next two years, but industry leaders warn there’s no guarantee of a quick breakthrough. Nursing home watch (Ward/Rolette/Dickey): CMS data show Trinity Homes in Ward County ranked as the largest nursing facility in Q1 2026 (141 beds) but earned a 1/5 rating; Minot Health and Rehab, LLC also fell below the state average with a 2 rating; in Rolette County, Dunseith Com Nursing Home (public) received a 2 rating; and in Dickey County, Sanford’s Good Samaritan Society–Oakes (non-profit) posted a 1 rating. Crash updates: ND Highway Patrol released names tied to recent fatal crashes, including a Bowbells train collision and a Dunseith tree crash, plus a Valley City-area crash involving a semi hauling bee hives. Public safety & courts: The ND AG issued an opinion saying the Williams County Sheriff’s Office didn’t violate state law by withholding records deemed exempt or confidential. Community & sports: Veterans Outreach Program returned to Trinity Homes; and the Minot Metros opened with a sweep over Garrison.
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