Standing Rock Sioux Tribe

Even though a federal judge denied their injunction, the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe still won on Friday, thanks to the U.S. government.

Though it reopened just yesterday, Highway 1806 has closed once again after protesters and horses took to the roadway.

During a news conference on Thursday, September 8th, North Dakota governor Jack Dalrymple announced that he has asked the North Dakota National Guard to assist with efforts at the Dakota Access Pipeline protest sites.

Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein did more than just meet with Dakota Access Pipeline protesters Tuesday, September 6th. She also left her mark.

A judge did not issue a ruling today in the Dakota Access Pipeline injunction hearing in Washington D.C., instead rescheduling it for September 9th to give him 'time to think.'

Construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline has been put on hold until a Washington D.C. court date on Wednesday, August 24th.

Police officers arrested five Dakota Access Pipeline protesters south of Mandan Thursday morning, August 11th.

Air Force One arrived in Bismarck early Friday afternoon carrying President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama on their way to the Standing Rock Reservation.

Barack Obama landed at the Bismarck Airport early Friday afternoon on his way to the Standing Rock Reservation. Listen live to his speech at the Cannon Ball Flag Day celebration.

President Barack Obama is scheduled to make his first trip to North Dakota on Friday since being elected president. He will be the first sitting president since 1999 to visit an Indian reservation when he travels to the Standing Rock Indian Reservation on Friday afternoon.