Do actors make a fair wage?
If they haven’t already, it’s only a matter of time before your favorite TV shows and movies in production go dark because of the ongoing actors and screenwriters strike.
Phone lines restored at Nett Lake Clinic 7/21/23 8:21am
Due to an unknown issue the Nett Lake Clinic/Pharmacy phone lines are down.
Remembering Bruce Lee’s connection to Native audiences
Fifty years after his untimely death, actor and martial arts master Bruce Lee’s legacy resonates with fans across the globe.
Leaving tribes off the map
The Lake Traverse Reservation is easy to find on most maps put out by the federal government and apps like MapQuest. But the home of the federally recognized Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate is nowhere to be seen on the state’s Department of Transportation map.
Indigenous barbecue traditions
Sophisticated barbecue methods predate contact with Europeans. The Indigenous Taino people first introduced pit barbecue to colonial travelers as they wandered through the Caribbean Islands.
Now hiring local sports broadcasters!
Do you enjoy sports? Like traveling? We are looking to hire local sports broadcasters. Training and equipment is provided!
Join the team at KBFT! Job posting: Legacy Project Manager
The Legacy Project Manager coordinates and serves as liaison between content producers and other independent contractors engaged by KBFT radio.
Summer competition traditions
Nearly 12,000 amateur athletes over 50 years of age are competing in this year’s National Senior Games in Pittsburgh.
Economic development spotlight
The Nez Perce Tribe completed a number of new real estate acquisitions including a golf course within driving distance of their tribal resort and casino.
Tribes have limited ability to stop construction projects that disrupt culturally significant places
Construction on a portion of a nearly $70 million highway expansion project is halted after workers discovered multiple sets of human remains.
