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The fourteenth annual Saddle Up Against Cancer trail ride will be on Aug. 21Â at East Park Lake, north of Wilton.
North Dakota leaders are increasing the help that's available for farmers and ranchers struggling with drought, while pressing federal officia…
Mandan will be sharing new online videos during upcoming weeks to highlight outdoors adventures in and near the city whose slogan is “Where th…
Food waste is a hot topic with an effort to raise awareness of the changing mindset from allowing food to rot, spoil or in some cases even jus…
Hunters who don't have a license for North Dakota's fall deer gun season still have a chance to get one.
The drought is deepening in North Dakota, and the heat is setting more records.Â
The next guide and outfitter written exam has been scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 11, at 1 p.m. at the North Dakota Game and Fish Department's …
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department is co-sponsoring the annual Kids Fishing Camp at Devils Lake Aug. 8-12.
Five Habitats of North Dakota online courses are being offered through North Dakota State University for educators seeking professional develo…
Every other year in North Dakota, elected officials gather at the state Capitol to propose, review, debate and ultimately vote on legislation …
WATERTOWN, S.D. — The South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks is weighing how to proceed on beaver hunting in the Black Hills and the state.
Drought conditions throughout North Dakota have exacerbated conditions for wildfires, nearly all of which are caused by people.
One of the driest years in recent memory in North Dakota is impacting wildlife in a variety of ways.
Deputy Director Scott Peterson will lead North Dakota's Game and Fish Department as interim director.
Montana anglers Ken Schmidt and Mark Jones won the 2021 North Dakota Governor's Walleye Cup over the weekend.
The city of Bismarck later this week will accept applications for the annual deer and turkey archery program.
Nearly 4 million acres of private land throughout North Dakota have been electronically posted in the premiere of a new online system.
The annual North Dakota Governor's Walleye Cup fishing tournament is back this weekend, after being canceled last year due to the coronavirus …
The U.S. Forest Service's Dakota Prairie Grasslands office has imposed fire and shooting restrictions on several areas it oversees due to drou…
BILLINGS, Mont. — Federal officials will give the public more time to comment on a contentious proposal to expand bison grazing on public land…
After nearly 40 years with the North Dakota Game and Fish Department, the last 15 years serving as director, Terry Steinwand has decided to re…
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department is reminding bow hunters they'll need to allow for time to receive their bow tag in the mail this year.
No early symptoms, no cure, always fatal, remains in the environment for decades and is rapidly spreading among wild and fenced deer throughou…
People who wish to take the district game warden exam on Friday must register by Wednesday, according to the North Dakota Game and Fish Department.
Efforts around endangered species in North Dakota focus on habitat protection and vulnerable species at risk of being listed.
Four men and an organization will be inducted into the North Dakota Fishing Hall of Fame at a July 15 ceremony in Garrison.
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department is accepting submissions for its Watchable Wildlife Photo Contest.
