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LIKE A FISH OUT OF FARGO
India Palace in Fargo: A Spicy Dish With A Curious Disclaimer
Our first visit toIndia Palace, Fargo's newest Indian restaurant,brought tears of joy and tears of pain to my eyes. I wished it hadn't taken us so long to get here. Since moving to Fargo, we've been ...
Posted on 5/7/13 at 11:51 AM

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THE DIRT
. . . and some Korma
I don't know what it is lately with me and interesting food names. But I tried another new recipe the other night--not to be confused with the "Pakistani Kima" of a few nights prior, this was called "...
Posted on 12/12/12 at 8:46 AM

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STAFF BLOG CHEF JEFF
Native American Nosh
Have you ever wondered about your family's food traditions? Undoubtedly, many of them were brought to this country by your ancestors and have been passed on to succeeding generations. But there probab...
Posted on 4/16/12 at 2:53 PM

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STAFF BLOG SUE DOEDEN'S ALL ABOUT FOOD
Hungarian Mushroom Soup
The first time I saw the word Hungarian describing mushroom soup, I was perplexed. I am a descendent of grandparents who came to the United States from Hungary when they were young adults. My mother w...
Posted on 10/2/11 at 12:19 AM

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STAFF BLOG THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND
Lawmakers consider Native American education bills
BISMARCKNative American students are North Dakotas future workers and more needs to be done to help them succeed, the states top education official said. The North Dakota Department of Public Instruc...
Posted on 1/11/11 at 5:22 PM

Tribal meeting to focus on violence against women

Top federal prosecutors from North Dakota and South Dakota plan to meet with tribal leaders and students of the Sisseton-Wahpeton Indian Reservation to talk about violence against women.

April 29, 2011

Judge approves Indian farmers settlement

WASHINGTON — A federal judge has approved a $680 million settlement between the Agriculture Department and American Indian farmers who say they were denied loans because of discrimination. The two sides agreed on the deal last year subject to court approval. U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan approved the terms Thursday.

By By Mary Clare Jalonick, The Associated Press , April 29, 2011

Judge approves USDA, Indian farmers settlement

April 28, 2011

‘Longest Walk’ sheds light on Indian diabetes problem

In a low-key but emotional presentation at the University of North Dakota’s American Indian Center Tuesday, B.J. Rainbow welcomed a dozen visitors with prayers, honor songs, small gifts and something deeply personal.

By By Chuck Haga , Forum Communications Co. , April 27, 2011

Panel: Indian lawsuit fees excessive

Attorneys in the government’s $3.4 billion settlement with American Indians over mismanaged royalties are “stonewalling” a congressional panel as they ask a judge to more than double their fees in the case, the committee’s chairman said Tuesday.

By By Matt Volz, The Associated Press , April 06, 2011

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Panel to hear plan to cap fees in $3.4B settlement

Lawmakers angry with attorneys more than doubling their fee request in a $3.4 billion American Indian settlement are proposing to cap those fees at $50 million.

By MATT VOLZ, Associated Press , April 05, 2011

IHS director says problems being addressed

The director of the Indian Health Service says steps are being taken to address what the U.S. Senate says is a “chronic state of crisis” in the Aberdeen Area of the Indian Health Service.

March 25, 2011

AP Enterprise: Indian youth suicide crisis baffles

March 22, 2011

Trial set in fatal crash on N.D. reservation

Trial has been scheduled April 12 for a 19-year-old woman accused of driving drunk and causing a crash on the Spirit Lake Nation reservation that killed her younger sister.

March 14, 2011

Letter to the editor: Bill does not honor Native Americans in North Dakota

The North Dakota House of Representatives recently passed House Bill 1263 which has been referred to the North Dakota Senate for review and possible passage. The bill seeks to legislate the permanent use of the Fighting Sioux nickname and logo by the University of North Dakota’s intercollegiate athletic teams.

By Amy Phillips, Grand Forks,JoNell Bakke, Grand Forks, Lori Brownshield, Fargo, Brian J. Hayer, Fargo , March 10, 2011

Center aims to boost lives of young Indians

February 28, 2011

BIA officer might have assault charge dropped

A Bureau of Indian Affairs police officer accused of cutting his wife with a knife in Devils Lake will have an aggravated assault charge dropped if he completes a domestic violence program.

February 25, 2011

United Tribes economic impact up dramatically

A study shows that United Tribes Technical College provided a $32 million boost to the Bismarck-area economy last year, an increase of nearly 50 percent from five years before.

February 25, 2011

Tribe getting funds for its firefighters

The Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa is getting nearly $1 million to help hire firefighters and recruit volunteer firefighters.

February 21, 2011

N.D. meetings set on Indian trust settlement

Meetings are being held to educate American Indians in North Dakota on the recently approved $3.4 billion settlement of Indian trust claims.

February 14, 2011

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