Last crew member discusses oil discovery near Tioga that changed state’s history

We spoke with 96-year-old Carl Frisinger, the last remaining member of a drilling crew that discovered oil near Tioga, about ...
Altoona Mirror

Tribes sue to halt drilling near sacred Black Hills site

Nine Native American tribes in South Dakota, North Dakota and Nebraska are suing the federal government in a bid to stop exploratory drilling for graphite near a sacred site in the Black Hills. A ...
Grand Forks Herald

Rural bridge on township gravel road destroyed in Sunday evening fire

The bridge, northeast of Larimore, was completely destroyed. The portion of the road will be closed until it is replaced by ...

70-year-old landmark will remain operational as building becomes county offices

A glowing beacon on the Provident Building has been shining over the city since 1954, and it will continue to do so as the ...
Black Hills Pioneer

Nine Native American tribes sue US Forest Service over approval of drilling at sacred site

Nine Native American tribes have filed a lawsuit against the US Forest Service over its approval of a graphite drilling ...
MinnPost

While all eyes are on the Boundary Waters, a different mining project nears a regulatory yardstick

Tribal and environmental groups have lined up against Tamarack mining project west of Duluth ahead of a summer public comment ...
The Roundup

North Dakota Industrial Commission Votes To Commit Up To $500 Million To Natural Gas Pipeline

By Jacob Orledge, northdakotamonitor.com The North Dakota Industrial Commission has officially committed up to $500 million in state funding to WBI Energy's planned natural gas pipeline. Tuesday's ...