The following day, 605 Running Co. will host a relay race at Cookie Jar Eatery on Reid Street. The SuFu Circuit Relay will ...

Mikalah Auer is the Marketing Director for Dakota Square Mall in Minot and brought out some of the hottest fashions available ahead of the North Dakota State Fair.

North Dakota is headed into Saturday's matchup after beating the impressive 160-point over/under the oddsmakers set for their last contest against N. Dak. State.

What to Know North Dakota is 0-10 against S. Dak. State since December of 2020 but things could change on Saturday. Both will face off in a Summit battle at 2:00 p.m. ET at Betty Engelstad Sioux ...

STRENGTHS: The North Dakota North Stars…it has some rhythm. It lends itself to logos and T-shirts and ballcaps and the like because whatever they come up with will be so much more impressive ...

GRAND FORKS — Ten years ago, as the North Dakota statewide vote neared to allow UND to retire the Fighting Sioux nickname, a claim was often made or feared that moving on from the controversial ...

FARGO, N.D. (AP) Nearly four years after retiring the Fighting Sioux nickname following criticism from Native Americans, the University of North Dakota briefly found itself back in the business of ...

After a vote by the North Dakota State Supreme Court and a Board of Higher Education decision yesterday, the University of North Dakota will no longer be known as the "Fighting Sioux." After a ...

The NCAA is wrong for forcing the University of North Dakota to change their Fighting Sioux name and logo. With the winter championships approaching for college athletics, the Fighting Sioux are ...

The Fighting Sioux name was part of the attraction that made the University of North Dakota so unique and so special,'' said Brotherton, a member of the Missiquoi Abenaki tribe of Vermont.

The University of North Dakota unveiled Wednesday a design to replace the Fighting Sioux logo shelved four years ago under threat of NCAA sanctions.

Yes, the Fighting Hawks. North Dakota was famously known as the Fighting Sioux from 1930 until the university retired the nickname in 2012, ending a seven-year battle with the NCAA.