D.C. judge reactivates drilling lease in sacred Badger-Two Medicine

Calling 40 years of permit delays a federal judge issued his second ruling giving Louisiana-based Solenex LLC the go-ahead to build roads and do exploratory drilling on a 6,200-acre lease in the heart of the Badger-Two Medicine area.

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