North Dakota challenges tribes' awarding of mineral rights
BISMARCK, N.D. - North Dakota is challenging the federal government's awarding of lucrative mineral rights under a Missouri River reservoir to the Man...
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BISMARCK, N.D. - North Dakota is challenging the federal government's awarding of lucrative mineral rights under a Missouri River reservoir to the Man...
A couple dozen people walked next to seeds planted in straight rows near the bubbling Rattlesnake Creek at the University of Montana’s PEAS Farm, looking over Indigenous farming methods that
The Dunn County Commission held a regular meeting on Wednesday, discussing a land purchase by the Three Affiliated Tribes, as well as benefits for its part-time employees.
FARGO, N.D. (AP) — A North Dakota tribal nation on Monday officially assumed ownership of mineral rights under the Missouri River, snatching the title back from the state in a dispute that has gone on for more than two centuries.
Some families have royalty checks and second homes, while others just want their businesses to get a piece of the action