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“Death by Oil” Remembering the Dakota 38
by C.S. Hagen | Dec 18, 2016
BISMARCK – The same prejudices that sent 38 Dakota Native Americans to the gallows in Minnesota 154 years ago still exist in the Peace…
Read NowStaying ahead of the game
by C.S. Hagen | Dec 14, 2016
While Arctic winds and near-record snows pummel the prairies, all is not quiet on the pipeline…
Read NowNo DAPL Movement Switches Gears, Locals Accost Activists in Bismarck
by C.S. Hagen | Dec 8, 2016
CANNONBALL – Blizzards and biting Arctic winds are all in a winter day’s work for most North Dakotans, but to the unprepared the cold…
Read NowFargo Wants Peace, State Wants More Help, Energy Transfer Partners Will Carry On
by C.S. Hagen | Dec 6, 2016
FARGO – Fargo city leaders asked the state for a peaceful resolution Monday, while veterans from across the nation apologized for colonialist behavior, bowing…
Read NowFormer Cass sergeant accuses sheriff of “double standards”
by C.S. Hagen | Dec 6, 2016
FARGO – A recently retired employee of the Cass County Sheriff’s Office criticized Sheriff Paul Laney before the Cass County Commissioners meeting Monday, threatening…
Read NowA VICTORY! At Standing Rock
by C.S. Hagen | Dec 5, 2016
OCETI SAKOWIN – Rexx Brady rose Sunday morning knowing it was going to be a good day for the fighters against the Dakota Access…
Read NowPolice in Riot Gear Welcome Native Winter Gifts
by C.S. Hagen | Dec 2, 2016
MANDAN – Sheriff’s deputies in riot gear welcomed gifts donated by Oceti Sakowin and International Indigenous Youth Council Friday when the No DAPL activists…
Read NowNorth Dakota Veterans Oppose Veterans for Standing Rock
by C.S. Hagen | Dec 1, 2016
FARGO – As thousands of US veterans prepare to converge on Standing Rock, North Dakota Veterans took a step back. They’re remaining neutral. Their…
Read NowStanding Rock’s Invisible Enemy
by C.S. Hagen | Nov 30, 2016
OCETI SAKOWIN – An invisible enemy – streaming the airwaves – haunts Standing Rock’s supporters. The nemesis’ presence has long been felt inside the…
Read NowState Drops Attempted Murder Charge Against No DAPL Activist
by HPR Contributor | Nov 28, 2016
By C.S. HagenBISMARCK – State charges were dropped against Red Fawn Fallis Monday, but felony charges were filed against the No DAPL activist in…
Read Now“Cavalry of Peace” is Coming
by HPR Contributor | Nov 26, 2016
By C.S. HagenCANNONBALL – A flurry of activity followed the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers threat to Standing Rock that the tribe has 9…
Read NowStanding Rock Given Deadline: Move or Else
by HPR Contributor | Nov 26, 2016
By C.S. HagenBISMARCK – Standing Rock and supporters have 10 days to move camps, or face possible mass arrests, the U.S. Army Corps of…
Read Now“Go Home”
by HPR Contributor | Nov 23, 2016
By C.S. HagenBISMARCK – The day before President Obama pardoned the Thanksgiving Turkey, Peace Garden State leaders told Standing Rock and the tribe’s supporters…
Read NowNorth Dakota Nice: Police Chiefs Kick Women Out of Restaurant
by HPR Contributor | Nov 23, 2016
By C.S. HagenMANDAN – Cass County Sheriff Paul Laney and Mandan Police Chief Jason Ziegler called Liz George and Kana Newell over to their…
Read NowWhite Cloud: more than a tourist attraction
by HPR Contributor | Nov 22, 2016
By C.S. [email protected] day White Cloud was born on July 10, 1996, ranchers thought she was a trash bag. “They thought it was a…
Read NowWoman injured at Backwater Bridge may lose arm
by HPR Contributor | Nov 22, 2016
By C.S. [email protected] woman who nearly had her arm blown off Sunday night at the Backwater Bridge standoff is in stable condition, according to…
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by HPR Contributor | Nov 21, 2016
Read NowHundreds injured at Backwater Bridge
by HPR Contributor | Nov 21, 2016
By C.S. [email protected] all-night battle at Backwater Bridge between police and Standing Rock activists left hundreds injured, according to camp medics. Morton County Sheriff’s…
Read NowThe Thin Black Line
by HPR Contributor | Nov 19, 2016
By C.S. HagenBISMARCK – North Dakota Highway Patrol Lt. Tom Iverson’s police radio crackled to life; Standing Rock activists were caravanning toward Bismarck. Troopers…
Read NowMedical Marijuana Legalized
by HPR Contributor | Nov 17, 2016
By C.S. Hagen [email protected] Election results shocked the nation last week, but it was Measure 5, the legalization of medical marijuana that took the…
Read NowNo DAPL National Day of Action: 29 Arrested in North Dakota
by HPR Contributor | Nov 16, 2016
By C.S. HagenFARGO – From San Francisco to Washington D.C., Maine and Massachusetts to Arizona, Mandan to Fargo, tens of thousands of activists marched…
Read NowND Capitol Under Soft Lockdown, Army Corps Halts DAPL Construction
by HPR Contributor | Nov 14, 2016
By C.S. HagenBISMARCK – The Peace Garden State’s capital city was partially locked down Monday as Standing Rock and approximately 500 supporters hit the…
Read NowNo Rest for Police and Standing Rock on Veterans Day
by HPR Contributor | Nov 11, 2016
By C.S. Hagen CANNONBALL – Standing Rock activists marched on three locations early Friday morning Veterans Day, shutting down highways and rural roads, law…
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