Dakota Access Pipeline

Protests regarding the Dakota Access Pipeline have gone on for weeks now and just last week the National Guard was called in to aid area law enforcement.

We took a trip to Cannon Ball, North Dakota, the site where protesters of the Dakota Access Pipeline have set up a camp.

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

U.S. District Judge James Boasberg has denied the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe's request to halt the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline.

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.

Expect a high volume of pedestrians and traffic at the Capitol grounds in Bismarck at 3pm Friday afternoon (9/9) as there is a planned demonstration related to the Dakota Access Pipeline.

The Dakota Access Pipeline protests are making headlines nationally and Obama was asked his opinion on the matter.

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

The Morton County Sheriff made two arrests on Wednesday morning following the discovery of two Dakota Access Pipeline Protesters on top of construction equipment.