Waterfowl Season
North Dakota’s waterfowl season opens for residents Sept. 23, while nonresidents may begin hunting waterfowl Sept. 30
North Dakota
Stories focused on the state of North Dakota
Remembering 9/11
Burgum statement in remembrance of 9/11 victims on anniversary of terrorist attacks
Six Bighorn Sheep Licenses
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department allocated six bighorn sheep licenses for the 2023 hunting season, one more than last year.
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Indian Affairs Commission meeting highlighted with collaboration efforts between State, Tribal nations
The North Dakota Indian Affairs Commission's regular meeting, chaired by Lt. Gov. Tammy Miller, was held Tuesday at the State Capitol.
CWD Testing During Deer Bow, Elk, Moose Seasons
With the deer bow, elk, and moose seasons opening soon, North Dakota Game and Fish Department officials remind hunters of the options for getting animals tested for chronic wasting disease
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HELP WANTED
FOR WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 3, 2023 DAKOTA RURAL WATER DISTRICT, Finley, is hiring a FT bookkeeper/office manager. Competitive salary/benefits. Mail cover letter/resume: DRWD, PO Box 475, Finley, ND 58230. Attention: Stu Gullicks. MOTOR POOL & RECORD TECHNICIAN This position assists in the coordination and management of motor pool, contract administration, customer service and record support…...
Turtle Medicine
Clinical psychologist integrates culture, faith, art and storytelling to help bring healing to her Native people
Open House on Aug. 30 for Dakota Hope Bottineau Clinic
Offering FREE Pregnancy, Parenting, and Family Services beginning Sept 13th
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Fan Etiquette Is Important
NDHSAA cracking down on unruly fan behavior in 2023-24
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Turtle Mountain Reservation region in north-central North Dakota foresees economic growth
New projects and initiatives set forth by tribal council members, North Dakota Office of Indian Affairs and North Dakota Department of Commerce expected to generate economic growth