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About 450 people cheered and shouted support in the Capitol Rotunda as they listened to a cluster of speeches denouncing the use of eminent domain, or the process of seizing

Landowners and lawmakers showed up to the State Capitol in force to call on Gov. Kristi Noem to support in the way of Summit Carbon's CO2 pipeline.

Several hundred people cheered and shouted support in the Capitol Rotunda as they listened to a cluster of speeches denouncing the use of eminent domain, or the process of seizing

A group of South Dakota landowners are holding a SD Property Rights Round-Up event at the Capitol Rotunda in Pierre.

One of the bills would have excluded carbon from the definition of a commodity, ultimately preventing carbon companies from claiming eminent domain.

In a win for landowners affected by pipelines, the South Dakota House passed a bill that would bar carbon companies from leveraging eminent domain.

An upcoming Public Utilities Commission meeting could have major ramifications for Summit Carbons $4.5 billion pipeline project.

As 2022 nears a close, we look back at some of the big stories of the year for the upper Midwest.

The three-person commission, led by Chairman Chris Nelson, will hear further arguments on the potential date for a Summit Carbon hearing at their Jan. 5, 2023 meeting.

The three-person commission, led by Chairman Chris Nelson, will hear further arguments on the potential date for a Summit Carbon hearing at their Jan. 5, 2023 meeting.