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In today's news: the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has halted work on the Dakota Access Pipeline, to conduct additional environmental assessments.

In today's news: Governor Dalrymple yesterday signed an emergency order calling for evacuation of protesters from the Corps of Engineers site near the pipeline.

In today's news: the Army Corps of Engineers says it has "no plans for forcible removal" of protesters who have been camping out to protest the pipeline.

In today's news: Bismarck police are investigating a Tuesday incident where shots where apparently fired at an occupied home on North 4th Street.

In today's news: demonstrators from both sides of the Dakota Access Pipeline debate stood toe-to-toe yesterday afternoon in Bismarck,

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.

In today's news: few real surprises as the GOP wins big in North Dakota. All issue measures carried except the tobacco tax measure.

In today's news: a Bismarck man was charged over the weekend with reckless endangerment after accidentally shooting his six-month old daughter while un-jamming his gun.

In today’s news: a former Bismarck High football star was arrested over the weekend, following an altercation outside a Grand Forks bar.