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A federal judge on Monday heard arguments over whether construction can go forward on a controversial bridge in the western North Dakota Badlands while a legal battle plays out.

A federal judge on Monday heard arguments over whether construction can go forward on a controversial bridge in the western North Dakota Badlands while a legal battle plays out.

For years, one family has been in a continuous back and forth with local officials regarding the building of a bridge on their ranch in the western North Dakota Badlands.

Members of the family that owns the Short Ranch filed the lawsuit against Billings County and its commissioners in federal court.

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A family whose ranch would be impacted by a bridge proposed over the Little Missouri River near Medora is suing Billings County, opening a new chapter in the yearslong battle

Members of the family that owns the Short Ranch filed the lawsuit against Billings County and its commissioners in federal court.

Members of the family that owns the Short Ranch filed the lawsuit against Billings County and its commissioners in federal court.