Patrick Springer

Werner Rümmer says he has no interest in returning to Devils Lake, if released. His choice would be deported to his native Germany.

Rosas Cantina Ranch, located on the Heart River, was called the most expensive home for sale in North Dakota by Mansion Global.

The Republican-led Congress has thrown out a Biden-era plan for managing public lands in North Dakota.

Lawyers for Werner Kunkel, a Devils Lake man serving a life sentence, claim prosecutors suppressed witness statements and intentionally destroyed physical evidence after the trial.

The fate of another bridge crossing the Little Missouri River in Billings County now is in serious doubt with the Short Ranch location no longer viable.

Legislation is being drafted to provide federal protection for the wild horses at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, according to Sen. John Hoeven.

Wild horse advocates will also seek a resolution from the North Dakota Legislature urging federal protection for the horses.

Park officials told Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D., that no horses will be removed, but at least some mares will be given a birth control drug that has raised worries of sterility among horse advocates.

Theodore Roosevelt National Park will remove up to 15 horses this fall and is embarking on a new management course that will result in a smaller herd.

The Short family, which has owned a ranch along the scenic Little Missouri River for more than a century, is fighting to keep a bridge off their land.