Dakota Access Pipeline

In today's news: DAPW protesters took to the streets in Bismarck yesterday afternoon, convening at the Capitol Grounds and marching up Third Street.

In today's news: The Morton County Sheriff's Department is investigation a report of multiple gunshots fired during Saturday's pipeline protest.

On Nov. 27, Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt and other artists will perform a benefit concert for those fighting the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline.

In today's news: the North Dakota section of the National World War II Memorial was reportedly vandalized by someone opposed to the Dakota Access Pipeline.

In today's news: President Obama says an alternate route for the Dakota Access Pipeline is under consideration, a mouse found in a soda pop and more.

**The video below may be disturbing to some individuals and may contain language unsuitable for younger individuals** Journalist Erin Schrode was interviewing a Dakota Access Pipeline protester. All of a sudden she was shot with a rubber bullet.

The Army Corps of Engineers is currently looking at alternate routes for the Dakota Access Pipeline, according to President Barack Obama.

As the Cleveland Indians were competing in game seven of the World Series, users on Twitter decided to compare the baseball team, to Native Americans in North Dakota.

In today’s headlines: President Obama's remarks on the Dakota Access Pipeline standoff in a recent interview have generated some mixed responses.

Greg Champagne is a sheriff in Louisiana and also the President of the National Sheriff's Association. He was recently at the site of the pipeline protests.