Richland/Wilkin Joint Powers Authority v. United States Army Corps of Engineers et al

  1. October 28, 2020

    Army Corps Can Move Forward With Flood Mitigation Project

    A Minnesota federal judge partially lifted an injunction Tuesday in a yearslong case over a flood mitigation project for the Red River between Minnesota and North Dakota to allow the Army Corps of Engineers to raise a highway.

  2. March 12, 2019

    Army Corps Asks Minn. Judge To OK Flood Project Work

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and a flood diversion authority on Monday urged a Minnesota federal judge to allow limited construction on a redesigned flood mitigation project, despite claims from local governments that the new plan is as flawed as its predecessor.

  3. January 28, 2019

    Court Halts Work On $2.2B Flood Mitigation Project

    A Minnesota federal court on Friday ruled that construction of flood mitigation measures will be halted while it determines whether an injunction staying the original $2.2 billion project applies to a revised construction plan.

  4. May 03, 2018

    ND Levee Work Can Resume Amid $2B Flood Project Dispute

    A Minnesota federal judge on Wednesday approved a request to allow construction of flood mitigation measures in North Dakota while a legal dispute regarding the legality of a $2.2 billion project aiming to calm part of the Red River located between Minnesota and North Dakota continues.

  5. April 30, 2018

    Levee Work Should Resume In $2.2B Flood Project, Court Told

    The joint construction manager of a $2.2 billion flood mitigation project aiming to calm the Red River located between North Dakota and Minnesota asked a Minnesota federal court on Friday to allow the construction of a levee in North Dakota to continue while a legal dispute proceeds concerning the overall project.

  6. September 08, 2017

    Minn. Wins Halt Of $2.2B Flood Mitigation Project

    A Minnesota federal judge on Thursday temporarily halted work on a $2.2 billion flood mitigation project aiming to calm the Red River located between North Dakota and Minnesota, ruling that a state permit denial prevented the project from moving forward.