Learn more in this week’s “North Dakota Outdoors” webcast. RJ Gross, upland game bird biologist for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department, shares insights on the annual survey.

Buffaloes roam wild at North Dakota's Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Gary Stoller There are 23 designated walking or hiking paths in the two units, ranging from a 10-minute walk to a 12-hour hike.

North Dakota tribal leaders highlighted uncertainty in federal funding, frustrations with the state Legislature and future economic development projects Wednesday, June 4 during the state’s ...

For a closer look at the study, see the North Dakota OUTDOORS June magazine on the Game and Fish Department’s website, gf.nd.gov.

The North Dakota group's goal of replacing pit toilets with flush units may seem like a humble aspiration to some, but it's an important milestone, said Chris Dorfschmidt, a historic sites manager.

Two North Dakota judges have ruled that lawsuits filed by landowners against carbon dioxide pipeline company Summit Carbon Solutions can proceed over objections about court procedures.

Last week, North Dakota was poised to become the 17 th state to make every K-12 student eligible for school choice. Instead, the failure of Gov. Kelly Armstrong and state legislators to reach a ...

A federal judge has ruled that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers must pay $28 million to the state of North Dakota to cover damages caused by protesters who gathered by the thousands in 2016 and ...

A federal judge has ruled in favor of North Dakota, according to a court ruling released Wednesday, April 23, and ordered the United States to pay nearly $28 million in damages stemming from law ...

The North Dakota Supreme Court is deciding whether to reinstate the state's near-total abortion ban struck down last year by a judge who deemed it unconstitutional. The court heard oral arguments ...

The Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library Foundation plans to open a massive state-of-the-art presidential library built on over 90 acres in the North Dakota Badlands.

North Dakota Sen. John Hoeven's office said Friday was the first they had heard of the proposal, "but any effort that would make it harder for ranchers to operate and that could restrict multiple ...