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NORTH DAKOTA (KXNET) — The FBI is warning people this holiday season, because there are common scams you need to look out for. They say the most common scams are non-delivery and non-payment scams.For those who aren’t familiar, in the non-delivery scams, usually a buyer will make a purchase online, and then they’ll never receive […]

The lawsuit alleged that the Bureau of Indian Affairs had a responsibility to inspect and maintain the culvert located along BIA Highway 3.

Mexican drug cartels are partnering with U.S. drug mules to distribute contaminated drugs to tribal lands. Federal, state, and tribal officials have been locking up drug traffickers, but they say another way to help stop drug trafficking starts with drug users.

According to indianlaw.org, four in five indigenous women have experienced violence in their lifetime.

One North Dakota woman thought she was falling in love — instead, all of her retirement savings, her 401k, and $24,000 of her insurance policy were taken.

According to the CDC’s guidelines, women between the ages of 50-74 should get a mammogram done every two years.

The Department of Justice says without the violent crime survey, they would not be able to provide the right resources to victims affected by these crimes.

Mandan Schools Superintendent Mike Bitz says one school goal is “to be a great school for the neighborhood and for our community.”

BISMARCK, N.D. (KXNET) — The Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) was upheld by the Supreme Court to protect tribal adoptions. North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum signed a bill into law codifying the federal Indian Child Welfare Act into North Dakota, and our Native Americans have a lot to say about it. ICWA was enacted in […]

Although North Dakota has some of the cleanest air in the country, Semerad says the Canadian wildfires remind us of the power of mother nature and how quickly environmental conditions can shift, and why it’s so important to continuously monitor the air.