The wild horses in Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park were considered a nuisance in 1954. Public opinion on the horses has changed dramatically in the past 70 years.
By federal law, anyone who misuses public land can be prosecuted. This includes grazing livestock on public land and erecting fences that prevent access for the general public. The first federal law to protect public land was passed in 1885.
More than two dozen North Dakota filmmakers are calling on the state auditor, attorney general and State Procurement Office to investigate the state’s handling of its Motion Picture Production and
Filmmakers are wondering why Canticle Productions has received $700,000 in grant funding from the North Dakota Department of Commerce, saying the grant process raised questions in the industry.
Filmmakers are wondering why Canticle Productions has received $700,000 in grant funding from the North Dakota Department of Commerce, saying the grant process raised questions in the industry.