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'Lithium in the Bakken': Company to conduct field test this summer -- KFYR - TV
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Senate approves tax exemption for wells outside core areas -- North Dakota Monitor
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Judge dismisses Standing Rock's latest lawsuit over DAPL -- North Dakota Monitor
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Bill to help landowners in eminent domain condemnation cases rejected -- KX News
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Energy group selects Alison Ritter to follow Geoff Simon as new executive director -- Minot Daily News
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Iowa Senate advances eminent domain, CO2 pipeline bill with major changes -- Des Moines Register
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Resolution to reinstate lawmakers' ability to propose changes to term limits passes House -- KX News
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ND Senate passes bill on start of term limits; differs from bill passed by House -- Bismarck Tribune
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Cramer sentenced for felony theft, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief charges -- KFYR - TV
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Gov. Jared Polis signs law to promote nuclear energy development in Colorado -- This Week in Energy
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Dry summer looms over the state; drought, wildfires, and crops are big concerns -- Bismarck Tribune
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Feds plan to remove all wild horses from Wyoming's 'checkerboard' starting in July -- WyoFile
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Young North Dakota legislators join Future Caucus to find bipartisan solutions -- North Dakota Monitor
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North Dakota launces new centralized source for demographic, economic and social data -- InForum
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Watford City police shooting leaves one dead, related to domestic disturbance -- Bismarck Tribune
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Minot mayor submits resignation letter following release of report over internal complaint -- KFYR - TV
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US Court of Appeals reverses case between McKenzie County, Interior -- McKenzie County Farmer
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NDDOT engineers lay out intersection alternatives; residents still favor interchange -- Minot Daily News
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Group behind Medora Musical hires new leader at vital time for top destination -- Dickinson Press
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Commission unanimously approves fire emergency, ban restrictions in Mercer County -- Hazen Star
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Meet Dickinson Public School District's Educator of the Year: Danielle Riesgraf -- Dickinson Press
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Glenburn Boosters Club is launching its Panther Playground Equipment Capital Campaign -- KX News
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North Dakota students discuss views on proposed legislation of cell phones in school -- KFYR - TV
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Southwest North Dakota families creating their own options for child care, education -- Dickinson Press
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How would dismantling the Department of Education affect North Dakota schools? -- KFYR - TV
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The rush to produce mini nuclear reactors on the cheap might have a short half-life -- Reuters
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Trump administration terminates grants for clean energy projects as it prioritizes fossil fuels -- AP News
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Dr. Loren Scott explains the state of Louisiana's carbon storage primacy power -- The Crude Life
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States start their own DOGE efforts, ensnaring oil and gas regulators with funding cuts -- E&E News
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Oil and gas proving to be the engines of a new dawn in formerly poor countries -- RealClearEnergy
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Trump put his weight behind boosting coal; trade associations say policies spell trouble -- E&E News
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US Democratic senators urge energy secretary to follow law on clean energy grants, loans -- Reuters
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Tech companies scouring rural America for land, transmission lines, natural gas -- Wall Street Journal
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Retired coal-fired power plant to become massive gas-powered campus for AI, data centers -- KX News
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Oil, gas, refined product imports exempted from President Donald Trump's new tariffs -- KFGO
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Trump administration identified 16 sites on federal land with plans to build AI data centers -- The Hill
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Iowa lawmaker calls on Summit to withdraw OK'd application -- North Dakota Monitor
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Like SD, North Dakota organizers keep fighting carbon pipeline -- Heartland Signal
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Energy project zoning questions stir controversy at legislature -- Bismarck Tribune
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CO2: State's key to unlocking billions in Bakken oil? -- McKenzie County Farmer
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Oil company, landowner attorney collaborate on bill to avoid court battles in ND -- North Dakota Monitor
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Industrial Commission approves more than $2.8M for lignite research and development -- KX News
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Oil and gas in 'a steady state': officials keep an eye on market uncertainty -- McKenzie County Farmer
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Summit seeks dismissals in cases challenging North Dakota project approvals -- Bismarck Tribune
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Editorial: Both bills dealing with power line aspects have their merits and flaws -- Bismarck Tribune
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500 barrel source water spill caused by tank overflow reported northeast of Glenburn -- KFYR - TV
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State regulators consider request to let consumers cover data center legal fees -- Bismarck Tribune
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Property tax relief, reform amended by ND Senate; max credit dropped to $1,250 -- Bismarck Tribune
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Rep. Fedorchak faces Trump administration criticism in first phone town hall -- Bismarck Tribune
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Armstrong opposed to using legacy fund money for agriculture & commercial property tax relief -- WDAY
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Senate votes to override first veto of the session; House needs two thirds majority vote -- KFYR - TV
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ND legislative resolution marks first step toward federal protection for wild horses -- Dickinson Press
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National Weather Service predicts increased drought and fire risk for North Dakota -- Dickinson Press
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NDDOT nominating intersection project between Highway 2 and 1804 for nat'l competition -- KFYR - TV
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Public meeting set for 3/31 to discuss improvements for US 83, ND 23 intersection -- Minot Daily News
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The Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library featured on CBS Saturday Morning program -- LinkedIn
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Wildfire relief program delivers $939K to ranchers and landowners affected by October fires -- KX News
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Data center ordinance recommended for approval; zoning board OKs amendments -- The Journal
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Bowman County Commissioners approve burn ban dur?ing March meeting -- Bowman County Pioneer
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Williston commissioners approve plans for Fighting Pike Data Center north of town -- KFYR - TV
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North Dakota House reconsiders K-12 school surveys bill, but votes it down again -- Fargo Forum
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House lawmakers vote down attempt at using add'l state funding for school construction -- KFYR - TV
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Governor Gianforte signs 'bathroom bill,' transgender athlete ban; ACLU will sue -- Daily Montanan
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Minot State students research the feasibility of operating a downtown grocery store -- Minot Daily News
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House passes bill providing tax incentives for employers to cover childcare 72-to-12 -- KFYR - TV
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Any country buying oil or gas from Venezuela to pay 25% secondary tariff on trades with US -- Oil Price
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Another day ending in "y", more meritless lawsuits against fossil fuel producers -- RealClearEnergy
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What the world needs now is more fossil fuels, says Trump's energy secretary Wright -- The Guardian
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How Texas oil workers and technology are helping build a new renewable geothermal boom -- The Hill
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Far-left organizations soiling legitimate protests with outside agitators looking to fight -- New York Post
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Recycling power: rethinking a ready and available solution in used nuclear fuel -- RealClearEnergy
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Biden administration wrongly nixed oil, gas leases in Alaska refuge, US federal judge rules -- Reuters
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Majority says energy independence more important than fighting climate change -- The Center Square
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EPA rewrites grant rules as Zeldin tries to take back $20B in climate money OK'd by Biden -- E&E News
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Some environmentalists could give a rip about the environment: See Teslas, ND pipeline -- OutKick
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Maine's climate lawfare battle: Legislation aims to stop the AG's lawsuit against oil -- Energy in Depth
- Ron Ness, NDPC: 'We're going to need massive amounts of CO2' -- Fargo Forum
- ND mineral rights fight pits MHA Nation against Burgum’s home state -- E&E News
- ND farmers push back on legislation to allow study of nuclear waste -- Fargo Forum
- Energy Transfer chair sought settlement with Standing Rock -- North Dakota Monitor
- ‘An absolute mess’: Morton County residents reflect on DAPL pipeline protests -- The Center Square
- South Dakota pipeline vote sparks concern for North Dakota oil industry -- McKenzie County Farmer
- Public hearing for Thunder Butte’s $19.6 million pipeline project scheduled for April 2 -- KFYR - TV
- Senate committee advances property tax package supported by Armstrong -- North Dakota Monitor
- Resolution introduced allowing North Dakota Legislature to move to annual sessions -- Dickinson Press
- North Dakotans rally for town hall meetings with congressional delegation -- North Dakota Monitor
- Trump trade wars add stress to North Dakota’s $41 billion ag economy -- Bowman County Pioneer
- North Dakota lawmakers discuss bill aimed at forming Ireland trade commission -- Dickinson Press
- Former North Dakota Indian Affairs' head Davis takes role at federal Interior Dept -- Bismarck Tribune
- Insurance companies concerned about wildfire liability limits for North Dakota utilities -- Dickinson Press
- Resolution to alter term limits passes North Dakota Senate on a single vote -- North Dakota Monitor
- Belfield city leaders discuss childcare shortage, rising crime trends, sales tax recall -- Dickinson Press
- Major project involving a reconfiguration of Highway 2 scheduled to start April 1 -- Williston Herald
- Community questioning reasons behind turnover in McKenzie County -- McKenzie County Farmer
- Williams County Board of County Commissioners approves 2025 Tourism Grant Program -- KX News
- Dickinson reviews budget challenges, election results and infrastructure plans -- Dickinson Press
- Recent federal policy decisions leave North Dakota tourism prospects facing uncertainty -- The Journal
- Port: Internal report details criminal accusations against former Minot police officer -- Dickinson Press
- Bill heading to Armstrong’s desk explores how to best manage special education funding -- KFYR - TV
- Divide and Ray school districts have set the dates for their annual school board elections -- The Journal
- Ray school board discusses creation of standing committees for teacher negotiations -- The Journal
- Williston Basin district selects California educator as principal for Sloulin Elementary -- Williston Herald
- Dickinson High retires ‘Midgets’ mascot due to student concerns and legal risks -- Dickinson Press
- Sen. Hoeven honors Red Trail for designation as 2024 National Blue Ribbon School -- John Hoeven
- North Dakota public schools are under attack by pro-privatization legislators -- Grand Forks Herald
- Beulah High School graduate works with Rep. Novak on student voting bill -- The Center Republican
- House bill seeks to restore school boards awarding bonuses for new teachers -- KFYR - TV
- Trump's policy choices are saving America from an "energy transition" economic disaster -- Townhall
- Harold Hamm isn’t mincing words: Low oil prices could shut down drilling in prized US shale -- Oil Price
- Colorado weighs bill to shame consumers, target fuel retailers with exorbitant fines -- Energy In Depth
- US natural gas pipeline project completions boosted LNG takeaway capacity, EIA says -- Reuters
- Biden ‘intentionally buried’ inconvenient study to justify major energy crackdown, sources say -- MSN
- Study found US gas exports did not impact climate change, so Biden admin buried it -- Fox News
- One commodity appears to be relatively stable amid tariff threats, at least for now: oil -- Texas Standard
- Trump moves to re-open 'hundreds' of coal-fired power plants across US to counter China -- Daily Mail
- President Trump posts that he is hoping to see more of nation's energy produced by coal -- The Hill
- America’s Energy Dream Team hits the field and is off to a supercharged start -- Empowering America
- US natural gas prices up on record flows to LNG export plants, cooler weather forecasts -- Reuters
- Sudden data center disconnections threaten stability of power grid, according to regulators -- Reuters
- Energy fortification is more critical than ever as AI reshapes the way businesses operate -- Forbes
- Administration takes steps to expand Arctic drilling, including contentious wildlife refuge -- The Hill
- Trump invokes wartime authority to ramp up mining and processing of critical minerals -- E&E News
- Why the EPA is right to roll back Joe Biden’s power blackout regulations -- Climate Change Dispatch
- Study shows Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act could cost taxpayers nearly $5 trillion -- Just The News
