The DAPL is a “1,1172-mile underground oil pipeline” that transports oil from the “Bakken region in North Dakota, across South Dakota and Iowa, to Patoka, Illinois.” The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe is ...

North Dakota's former Indian Affairs Executive Director Scott Davis has taken a role at the federal Department of Interior.

What’s decided could bankrupt Greenpeace’s US operations and deal a devastating blow to free speech and protest, experts say.

A high stakes $300 million lawsuit brought by a giant pipeline company against the environmental group Greenpeace is drawing to a conclusion in a small courthouse in North Dakota. After three ...

A North Dakota jury on Wednesday found Greenpeace liable for defamation and other charges related to protests at the Dakota Access Pipeline, awarding a Texas-based energy company hundreds of ...

A North Dakota jury reached a verdict on Monday in the trial of a pipeline company’s lawsuit accusing the environmental ...

A hearing is set for July 2. At the heart of the North Dakota case was the Dakota Access Pipeline, where from 2016 to 2017, the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe led one of the largest anti-fossil fuel ...

A North Dakota jury on ... in 2016 and 2017 against the Dakota Access oil pipeline and its Missouri River crossing upstream of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe’s reservation. For years the tribe ...

Judge David Reich will step down from the South Central District Court bench on June 6, capping a 19-year tenure that began ...

"While we are pleased that Greenpeace will be held accountable for their actions, this win is really for the people of Mandan and throughout North Dakota who ... Rock Sioux tribe led one of ...