A legal battle is headed to North Dakota’s Supreme Court over access to thousands of documents related to the developer of the Dakota Access Pipeline and the company that oversaw security during construction. Pipeline developer Energy Transfer and a subsidiary sued the state board that regulates security firms, seeking the return of some 16,000 documents. The company argues the records could present a security risk if released publicly. Separately, litigation has arisen over release of the documents to the media. An online news organization sued North Dakota last year, seeking to obtain the documents, citing the state’s open records law.
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North Dakota University System Responds to Ray Holmberg Case
(File image) (KNOX) - The North Dakota University system said in a release that they have read recent reporting regarding former Senator Ray Holmberg of Grand Forks, with deep sense of sadness. Individuals connected to the State Board of Higher Educa...
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Grand Forks Police Have Arrested One After Incident Near Islamic Center
(File image) (KNOX) - On Monday afternoon officers of the Grand Forks Police Department were dispatched to 17th Avenue South for the report of a male who pointed a gun at another male who was in a car, and then walked into the Islamic Center. When Of...
Apr 22, 2025
Teacher From Grand Forks up for North Dakota Teacher of The Year
(Grand Forks Public Schools image) (KNOX) - State School Superintendent Kirsten Baesler on congratulated all of the North Dakota educators who were named Teachers of the Year in their respective counties. Representing Grand Forks County is Emily Dawe...
Apr 24, 2025
Bob Rost to Step Down as a Grand Forks County Commissioner due to State Requirement
(File image) (KNOX) -A Grand Forks County Commissioner will step down as after an audit of the North Dakota Public Employees Retirement System (NDPERS) by the IRS. Bob Rost will resign his elected position later this month. After the audit NDPERS sai...
Apr 22, 2025
