Bighorn sheep were first recorded by the Lewis and Clark expedition in 1805 along the Yellowstone River in what is now North ...

The U.S. immigrant population is growing fast in North Dakota and other states that are a long way from the southern border. In North Dakota, the share of the population that was born outside the ...

Without fail, when I think about bighorn sheep in North Dakota, Big Game Biologist Brett Weidmann pops into my head. For good ...

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - North Dakota is seeing a population surge as newcomers from South Dakota, Montana, Minnesota and Texas migrate in. The state hit a record high of nearly 800,000 people last ...

Bighorn sheep continue to rebound in the western North Dakota grasslands, with the population at a record level for a fourth straight year. The state Game and Fish Department’s 2023 bighorn ...

North Dakota’s population hit a record high of 796,568 people in July, according to new statistics from the U.S. Census Bureau — indicating another year of steady growth for the state.

Jump to insight Despite its size, North Dakota only has 783,926 residents as of 2023, making it the fourth smallest state in terms of population. Jump to insight In 2024, the median rent in North ...