Standing Rock Tribal Councilman Mike Faith led the primary race as 1,380 tribal members cast their votes for tribal chairman this week.
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A federal judge dismissed the civil suit filed by Dakota Access against the Standing Rock tribal chairman and four other defendants.
FARGO — Those who know him well still call David Archambault II Little Dave to distinguish him from his father. But Little Dave, the chairman …
In the wake of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers setting a Dec. 5 deadline to pipeline protesters to leave its northern-most overflow camp, whi…
FORT YATES — After winding up a five-hour meeting with Sioux tribal leaders that went well into the evening Thursday, the Omaha District comma…
An official walk-through Thursday of the Dakota Access Pipeline route where the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe identified sacred sites will clarify…
The purchase agreement between Dakota Access Pipeline and Cannonball Ranch owner Dave Meyer, caught Dave Archambault by surprise. The chairman…
The North Dakota Department of Emergency Services is requesting up to $6 million in borrowing authority from the Bank of North Dakota to offse…
During construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline project in North Dakota, no discoveries of cultural or archaeological artifacts have been re…
MORTON COUNTY — Ceremony, aromatic sage and drumming song welcomed the eight tribes of Washington State into the encampment of Native American…
Standing Rock Sioux Chairman Dave Archambault said Thursday he’s asking state authorities to remove a barricade on Highway 1806 and declared r…
MORTON COUNTY — Work stopped Tuesday at the site where hundreds of Standing Rock Sioux tribal members and supporters are protesting constructi…
Standing Rock Sioux Chairman Dave Archambault was arrested Friday afternoon at a protest rally where the Dakota Access Pipeline is headed towa…
STANDING ROCK RESERVATION — On a cool spring day just right for horses still wearing fuzzy winter coats, about 50 riders rode into a chilly no…
Teach for America has formed a partnership with the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe to recruit tribal members to become teachers in reservation schools.
Former MHA Nation Tribal Chairman Tex Hall has joined a company focused on producing marijuana on reservations.
Obama's focus during his visit, the first ever to a North Dakota reservation by a sitting president, was on improving education and economic development.
President Barack Obama's visit to North Dakota on Friday will not be open to the general public but only to a limited number of tribal members with tickets.
Poverty and housing problems exacerbate high propane prices on the Standing Rock reservation.
Archambault’s inauguration is scheduled for Oct. 9.
Dave Archambault II has been elected the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe’s new chairman, according to unofficial election results.
