Regulatory activity has ground to a halt at the Bureau of Indian Affairs but one pro-tribal action has made it over the finish line in the era of Donald Trump.
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Greenpeace hit with $660 mn in damages in US pipeline suitA jury in North Dakota on Wednesday ordered Greenpeace to pay hundreds of millions of dollars in damages in a closely watched ...
The Prairie Island Indian Community’s approval could be key to securing support from Democratic Farmer-Labor lawmakers, ...
Flu-related deaths hit a seven-year high in January and February, the two months that usually account for the height of flu ...
There are six players and one coach from southeastern Minnesota whose teams are taking part in the NCAA women's and men's ...
Getting seven shutout innings from Ian Koosman was the boost Creighton Baseball needed as the Bluejays bested South Dakota ...
Sponsored by Rep. Andrew Myers, R-Tonka Bay, H.F. 791 would designate Castoroides ohioensis, better known as the giant beaver ...
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What’s the Dakota Access Pipeline case that has left Greenpeace facing $660 mn in damagesThe lawsuit accuses Greenpeace International, Greenpeace USA, and its funding arm, Greenpeace Fund Inc, of trespass, nuisance ...
Minnesota lawmakers are once again debating whether the state should lift a three-decade ban on new nuclear power plants in the state as a way to work toward a clean energy future.
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