Dakota Access Pipeline

In today's news: Agents from the state Bureau of Criminal Investigation have been called in to validate of signatures on the 'recall Seminary' petition.

In today's news: North Dakota's oil industry saw an uptick in the early spring, with production remaining over one billion barrels per day for March.

In today's news: The Dakota Access Pipeline leaked 84 gallons of oil in South Dakota last month. The spill was relatively small and was cleaned up quickly.

In today's news: North Dakota regulators are investigating whether the developer of the Dakota Access Pipeline removed too many trees while laying pipe.

The company that built the Dakota Access Pipeline has reportedly spilled more than 2 million gallons of drilling fluid while building a Pipeline in Ohio.

In today's news: things are looking up again in North Dakota's hotel industry, following a year of decline in the wake of the state  economic downturn.

Governor Burgum is asking President Trump for reimbursement of $38 million in law enforcement costs related to the protests of the Dakota Access pipeline.

In today's news: it's clean-Up Week in Bismarck. Here's what you need to know about what you can leave out for pickup, and where to leave it.

In today's news: Authorities say they have dropped 33 cases stemming from arrests of protesters against the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline.

The self-proclaimed 'water protectors' who fought to stop the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline are screening a movie at the Tribeca Film Festival.