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A fundraising launch event for the Nipawin Heliport Project was hosted by the Twin Lakes District Planning Com...

Saskatoon team took top spot in Saskatchewan Premiers Walleye Cup

Tuttle father and son Steven and Weston Weisenburger have been trying for 20 years to win the North Dakota Governor’s Walleye Cup tournament. They finally found success over the weekend

Burlington angler Cody Pardon early this week was formulating a game plan for defending the title he and Minot angler Josh Gladback won at last years North Dakota Governor’s Walleye

Research on the size and whereabouts of fish in the Saskatchewan River is an ongoing project of Chris Somers, a biology professor from the University ...

Puddles, who works for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, and her handler, Sgt. Pam Taylor, will demonstrate July 14 at the North Dakota Governor's Walleye Cup tournament on Lake Sakakawea how they detect the invasive species.

North Dakota partners with Washington state wildlife officials to employ mussel-sniffing dogs to combat invasive species during annual walleye tournament.

Mussel-sniffing Dogs to Attend Walleye Tournament

Dogs are the newest weapons in the effort to combat the spread of invasive quagga and zebra mussels in North Dakota waters.

kfundingsland@minotdailynews.com Kim Fundingsland/MDN 2020 saw an increase in the number of people getting outdoors in North Dakota in their quest to find alternative and safe activities in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. The result included a record number of visits to State Parks. While the coronavirus pandemic had a negative impact on almost every aspect of daily living in 2020, it created a remarkable surge in outdoor activity. It is there, outdoors in North Dakota, where social dist...