FARGO — Rangers at Theodore Roosevelt National Park euthanized a young female horse that was injured during last week’s roundup and had been released back into the park after being evaluated ...

MEDORA, N.D. — The new owners of Alluvium, the once-wild stallion removed from Theodore Roosevelt National Park after officials there deemed him a "nuisance animal, " state he is doing well in ...

Theodore Roosevelt National Park Deputy Superintendent Maureen McGee-Ballinger said, "I know they call Montana big sky country, but sure feels like it's a big sky country here." ...

Theodore Roosevelt National Park visitors will have to wait a few more months to enjoy the south unit’s full loop, as construction has halted … ...

FARGO — Theodore Roosevelt National Park has rounded up more than half of its herd of wild horses to collect DNA samples, health screenings and to give some mares a birth-control drug. As of the ...

MEDORA — The fate of the wild horses at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, which have been at risk of removal, has been resolved after more than two years of uncertainty: The horses will stay.

Alluvium, a stallion born at Theodore Roosevelt National Park in 2019, is slated for removal by park officials who call him a "nuisance animal" for bothering a mare brought into the park for trail ...

Wild horses stand in a group along a hiking trail in Theodore Roosevelt National Park on Saturday, Oct. 21, 2023, near Medora, N.D. U.S. Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D., said Thursday, April 25, 2024, he ...

North Dakota’s Theodore Roosevelt National Park is gaining buzz in 2025 for its raw beauty, wild bison, scenic drives, and ...

“200 horses can be managed humanely with fertility control vaccines,” he said. Wild horses roam on the eastern edge of Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Dickinson Press File Photo.

Wild horses stand in a group along a hiking trail in Theodore Roosevelt National Park Oct. 21, 2023, near Medora, N.D. (Jack Dura / Associated Press) ...

U.S. Sens. John Hoeven and Kevin Cramer, both R-N.D., join Gov. Doug Burgum to view the eroded scenic loop roadway at Theodore Roosevelt National Park in October 2019. CONTRIBUTED, OFFICE OF SEN.