Dakota Access Pipeline

It's no secret that Shailene Woodley is against the Dakota Access Pipeline, but on Monday, October 10th, the actress was arrested for trespassing.

Pictures and videos spreading on social media today show things getting heated between law enforcement and Dakota Access Pipeline protesters.

We previously reported on the celebrities that were standing with Native Americans with regards to the Dakota Access Pipeline. The conversation has made it's way to late night talk shows.

The Dakota Access Pipeline protests have sparked a national conversation about what rights the federal government has compared to the rights of Native Americans in this country.

On Monday, we went to check out the campsite in Cannon Ball, North Dakota which features a plethora of protesters who are against the construction of the Dakota Access pipeline.

Protests regarding the Dakota Access Pipeline have gone on for weeks now and just last week the National Guard was called in to aid area law enforcement.

We took a trip to Cannon Ball, North Dakota, the site where protesters of the Dakota Access Pipeline have set up a camp.

The Dakota Access Pipeline conversation has made its way on to Comedy Central's, 'The Daily Show.'

Even though a federal judge denied their injunction, the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe still won on Friday, thanks to the U.S. government.

U.S. District Judge James Boasberg has denied the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe's request to halt the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline.