South Dakota regulators have denied a construction permit to a carbon dioxide pipeline project. Navigator CO2 Ventures wants to build a 1,300-mile pipeline network.
Landowners across the Midwest have opposed such pipeline projects, fearing their land will be taken and that the pipelines could break, spewing hazardous carbon dioxide into the air.
The Iowa Utilities Board began its evidentiary hearing for Summit last month. It’s expected to last several weeks.The company subsequently asked the panel to reconsider. The regulators have a work session set for Friday to discuss the request. A decision will come after the meeting. The company’s move came after the county’s planning and zoning board voted last week to forward a denial recommendation to the county commission. The board had cited a lack of information from Summit, safety concerns and no financial or economic benefit to the county or residents, Oliver County Auditor Jaden Schmidt said.
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Fire destroys bowling alley in North Dakota townA fire has destroyed the B-52 Roadhouse & Lanes in Harvey, North Dakota. No injuries were reported. The state fire marshal is investigating the cause of Monday's fire at the B-52 Roadhouse & Lanes.
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Civil rights lawsuit in North Dakota accuses a white supremacist group of racial intimidationTwo nonprofit groups have sued a white nationalist hate group in North Dakota, accusing it of racial intimidation.
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Civil rights lawsuit in North Dakota accuses a white supremacist group of racial intimidationTwo nonprofit groups have sued a white nationalist hate group in North Dakota, accusing it of racial intimidation
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North Dakota lawsuit accuses White supremacist group of racial intimidation by vandalizing propertyA lawsuit has been filed against White nationalist hate group Patriot Front who allegedly posting anti-immigrant propaganda in North Dakota.
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'Just don't lick the taxidemy': Fighting over arsenic found at South Dakota's largest zooArsenic was found to be widespread in the taxidermy collection, creating a raging debate about whether the more than 150 animals should be destroyed.
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South Dakota museum’s taxidermy exhibits to remain in place amid health concernsSafety measures are in place at South Dakota's Dacotah Prairie Museum to protect visitors and staff from possible chemical exposure. KDLT's Sarah Parkin reports.
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