Indian environmentalists battle Sandpiper pipeline
ST. PAUL, Minn. â An American Indian environmental group led by nationally known Winona LaDuke is fighting a northern Minnesota oil pipeline. Honor the Earth officials say the Sandpiper pipeline is...
View ArticleND to get first liquefied natural gas processing plant
BISMARCK â A North Dakota company announced plans Wednesday for the stateâs first production facility for liquefied natural gas, some of which will be used to supplement diesel fuel burned by oil...
View ArticleWell control incident reported near Tioga
TIOGA â State and local officials are responding to a well control incident at an oil and gas well northwest of Tioga, the Department of Mineral Resources said Monday. Crews reported losing control...
View ArticleGF runner, crew nearing Williston
WILLISTON â Caleb Kobilansky, a Grand Forks man running from the Red River Valley to the stateâs Oil Patch, is nearing his destination in Williston, according to the Bakken Eco Expedition. The...
View ArticleA million thanks: Oil industry celebrates million-barrel milestone for North...
Oil industry says thanks to North Dakota, celebrates million-barrel milestone TIOGA â The oil industry said âthanks a millionâ Wednesday to North Dakota. More than 2,000 people gathered in Tioga...
View ArticleEnergy secretary to tour N.D. sites
WASHINGTON â U.S. Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz will tour Dakota Gasification in Beulah and oil and gas sites in Tioga while visiting North Dakota next week, U.S. Sen. Heidi Heitkamp announced...
View ArticleEnergy secretary to tour N.D. sites
WASHINGTON â U.S. Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz will tour Dakota Gasification in Beulah and oil and gas sites in Tioga while visiting North Dakota next week, U.S. Sen. Heidi Heitkamp announced...
View ArticleMan accused in murder case takes stand
GRAND FORKS â A jury likely will begin deliberating today in a murder case accusing an oil worker of killing his friend near Tioga. During testimony on his own behalf Monday, defendant Ryan...
View ArticleThe (pipe)line that divided the people: Politicians weigh in on Sandpiper...
BEMIDJI, Minn. â In the shadow of a state decision Thursday to study alternative routes for the proposed $2.6 billion Sandpiper crude oil pipeline, politicians weighed in on whether to wait for new...
View ArticlePSC budget seeks staff for proposed oil pipeline, rail inspection programs
BISMARCK â The North Dakota Public Service Commission is requesting more than half a dozen new employees in its 2015-17 budget to monitor the stateâs growing number of oil pipelines and railroad...
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