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American Prairie announced Thursday that 107 bison from its bison herds have found new homes with tribal nations in Montana, South Dakota and Washington.

David Berg of Fargo congratulates NDSU and UND football teams for their high Academic Progress Rate.

Helena Public Schools (HPS) will incorporate more locally sourced livestock and produce onto kids plates

Helena Public Schools (HPS) will incorporate more locally sourced livestock and produce onto kids plates

Helena Public Schools (HPS) will incorporate more locally sourced livestock and produce onto kids plates

Rocky Mountain Arsenal has a long history of being home to a wide variety of wildlife

Helena Public Schools will incorporate more locally sourced livestock and produce onto kids plates.

Steve Kelly writes, Last winter, well over 1,000 bison were massacred (shot with high-powered rifles) outside Yellowstone National Park’s boundary with Montana by state-licensed killers and killers from Indian nations claiming 19th-century treaty rights.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced new partnerships with Native American tribes to manage federal lands, promote bison conservation and support animal harvesting and meat processing.

If there was any doubt that defending champion South Dakota State is still the team to beat in the Championship Subdivision playoffs, the Jackrabbits provided a resounding answer in their first game: A 41-0 rout of Mercer on Saturday. The Bison won their opener 66-3 against FCS playoff newcomer Drake. It was the record 46th playoff victory for the Bison — against four losses — and moved them into the quarterfinals for the 14th straight season.