Nelson: An unpredictable April
Columnist Ross Nelson reflects on a mild April and the harsh Aprils of the past.
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Columnist Ross Nelson reflects on a mild April and the harsh Aprils of the past.
Police have named the man who died in a crash in South Waikato on Wednesday. He was 36-year-old James Burt of Putaruru. The crash happened about 7pm on April...
The political identity of North Dakota changes over time. North Dakota’s first identity emerged when the Dakota Territory was split into North Dakota and South Dakota in 1889. Statehood was
The state argues in comments to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers that shutting down the pipeline would cause “irreparable harm” to North Dakota, including a loss of oil revenue and a shift of oil transportation to rail. Leaders of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, meanwhile, have pointed to the potential harm a pipeline breach would have on the tribe’s water supply.
Two North Dakota political giants died hours apart, decades after their parallel rises to power during a remarkable period in state history.