An evidentiary hearing on the Keystone XL pipeline will go forward in May. Public Utilities Commissioners heard arguments Tuesday from pipeline opponents who say because TransCanada’s project has changed, it has to go back to the permitting process. But a lawyer for TransCanada says that’s not what South Dakota legislators intended when they wrote the laws governing permits.
Rapid City freelancer Victoria L. Wicks has been producing news for SDPB since August 2007. She Retired from this position in March 2023.
