TransCanada, the company behind the rejected Keystone XL Pipeline, continues to split their legal battle across multiple county courts. On November 30, the multi-billion dollar company appealed the Antelope County court’s decision requiring them to pay the landowner’s legal ...
Read MoreNebraskans, well-versed in the struggles that come along with fighting a multi-billion dollar company looking to build an oil pipeline, are cautiously ...
View MoreThe Obama administration shut down the development of the Keystone XL pipeline more than a year ago, but Nebraskan landowners aren’t done fighting ...
View MoreWhile it’s impossible to predict the exact actions a Trump administration will take when he assumes office on January 20, 2017, it appears likely that ...
View MoreOne of the largest farm and ranch operations in Nebraska went up for auction on Thursday, December 1, and pulled in $37,555,000 in bids in what is ...
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