Line Three News Today

The Kia EV9 GT-Line builds on Kia's electrified lineup with a luxurious, high-performance EV for those who need three rows.

An exhibition at the University of Minnesota curated by Brenda J. Child inaugurates the George Morrison Center for Indigenous Arts.

The new low-emissions tram service will provide the Yucatán capital with a rapid transit system that takes in all the city's sites.

The TTC Board approved a 10 cent fare hike Monday as part of its budget as members of the public voiced concern about accessibility, safety and proposed service cuts that could led to longer wait times.

The TTC Board approved a 10 cent fare hike Monday as part of its budget as members of the public voiced concern about accessibility, safety and proposed service cuts that could led to longer wait times.

Meet four young women across the Great Lakes leading the environmental movement in their communities.

(St. Paul, MN) -- Authorities say about 200 activists who protested the Line Three oil pipeline in Minnesota still face prosecution. Indigenous protesters and their supporters fought the construction of the line last year and occupied an Enbridge pump station in Clearwater County for a time, leading to nearly 800 arrests. Climate Disobedience Center director Marla Marcum says

(St. Paul, MN) -- Work on a northern Minnesota pipeline is responsible for breaching an aquifer. Environmentalists say construction of Enbridge Energy's Line Three oil pipeline across Minnesota has cause ground water to bubble from a rupture that was supposed to have been fixed. Advocates and tribal members gathered Thursday at a boat launch on Big LaSalle Lake to mark the

(Duluth, MN) -- A recent study indicates that Enbridge's Line Three pipeline has had a significant economic impact across the Duluth area in northeast Minnesota. The study was commissioned by Area Partnership for Economic Expansion. The study didn't consider the social or environmental impacts of the project. It shows continued growth and success throughout the entire state of

(Clearbrook, MN) -- The Department of Natural Resources says damage to Minnesota's aquifers is more severe than previously known. Environmental regulators said Monday that punctures by Enbridge Energy crews that ruptured three groundwater aquifers last year led to nearly 300 million gallons of groundwater flowing to the surface. DNR officials say crews were building the