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Judge rules U.S. owes North Dakota $28M over oil pipeline protests
A federal judge has ruled the U.S. government must pay North Dakota nearly $28 million in damages stemming from the Dakota ...
U.S. government owes nearly $28M to North Dakota for pipeline protests, federal judge rules
A federal judge has found the U.S. government liable to the state of North Dakota for nearly $28 million in the state's ...
North Dakota's GOP governor vetoes library restrictions, school voucher program
North Dakota's Republican governor has vetoed bills to further restrict sexual content in libraries and to create a private school voucher program.
Surly Brewing is opening a second taproom, but not in Minnesota
It's partnering with Short or Tall Eatery and Drink Hall for a new location on the campus of the University of North Dakota ...
South Dakota panel rejects permit for an $8.9 billion carbon capture Midwest pipeline
The massive carbon capture pipeline in the Midwest has been thrown into uncertainty after South Dakota’s Public Utility ...
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Secretary of Agriculture Visits North Dakota and Minnesota For Agriculture Tour
In her first two and a half months since being in office, Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins took part in an Agriculture ...
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South Dakota denies CCS pipeline route application
South Dakota’s Public Utility Commission has denied Summit Carbon Solutions LLC’s route permit application for its 18-million tpy Midwest Carbon Express carbon capture and ...
Denied again, Summit will make 3rd attempt to win approval for CO2 pipeline in South Dakota
South Dakota regulators again reject Summit's efforts to keep carbon capture pipeline permit request alive. The Iowa company ...
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Fate of Summit pipeline uncertain as South Dakota again rejects route permit
South Dakota is a crucial part of the 2,500-mile pipeline across five states -- including Iowa -- estimated to cost $8.9 ...
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North Dakota Senate passes 80 mph speed limit on interstates, fine increases and point penalty changes
BISMARCK — The North Dakota Senate has voted to increase the speed limit on interstates to 80 mph, but not without also upping fines and changing the license point penalty system. Senators voted ...