• 2022 Oil & GasTax Study shows billions in revenue for North Dakota -- KX News
• Industry exec fires back after report critical of gas flaring in North Dakota -- WZFG
• North Dakota oil, gas mineral rights valued at nearly $3 billion -- The Center Square
• PSC sets hearing for expansion of Williams County power station -- KFYR - TV
• Cramer: 2023 is an opportunity to talk about permitting reform -- The Center Square
• North Dakota gas flaring rate seven times higher than next-highest state, study finds -- Fargo Forum
• Grand Forks chosen as new location for Epitome Energy soybean crushing plant -- Grand Forks Herald
• Michael Jason Garcia pleads guilty in $2.4 million crude oil theft case -- McKenzie County Farmer
• More renewable energy may complicate regional power grid: MISO assessment -- The Gazette
• Xcel Energy shares how North Dakotans can save money, energy to deck the halls -- KX News
• Burgum proposes record-high budget as North Dakota sees huge oil tax windfall -- Dickinson Press
• New ND lawmakers include young dairy farmer, likely 1st Muslim, family members -- Bismarck Tribune
• Lawmakers set table for 2023 Legislature; Rep. Johnson is new House speaker -- Bismarck Tribune
• North Dakota GOP majority leaders rework committees; Democrats stretched thin -- Bismarck Tribune
• North Dakota's economy remains strong, shows growth despite regional challenges -- Prairie Public
• Rail workers say deal won't resolve quality of life concerns, lack of paid sick time -- Bismarck Tribune
• ND's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit more than pays for itself; more staff wanted -- Dickinson Press
• North Dakota ranked by Forbes as third-best state for new businesses -- The Center Square
• Burgum, ND tribes sign gambling compacts; lowers legal age at tribal casinos -- Bismarck Tribune
• NDGOP State Chairman speaks out against tax funds invested with Net-Zero Banking -- KX News
• Seven apply for ND Supreme Court justice opening; Burgum to appoint replacement -- Dickinson Press
• NDSU research team's agricultural report outlines economic impact to the state -- KFYR - TV
• North Dakota Job Service Director shares insights into the state's workforce shortage -- WZFG
• Congressman Kelly Armstrong votes to pass National Defense Authorization Act -- Minot Daily News
• EPA awards Performance Partnership Grant to ND Dept of Environmental Quality -- Kevin Cramer
• 'Monstrous' storm system could bring second early season blizzard to North Dakota -- Bismarck Tribune
• Minot City Council advances railroad quiet zone; engineers to begin design -- Minot Daily News
• BNSF working to get main track back online after derailment near Epping -- KFYR - TV
• Small plane lands in open field leaving three injured; downed power lines near Regent -- KFYR - TV
• Numerous Williston mail delivery delays attributed to postal carrier shortage -- Williston Herald
• The future of Minot's MAGIC Fund: new guidelines to be set by the end of December -- KX News
• Proposed executive budget includes benefits to Minot, accelerates flood protection -- Minot Daily News
• Ward County Commission chooses Fjeldahl, Weppler as new leadership in 2023 -- KFYR - TV
• Tioga city commissioners forego loan, earmark $6 million for community center -- Tioga Tribune
• Ward County Highway Department considers use of weather monitoring tools -- Minot Daily News
• Minot's Republican legislators find pieces to like in governor's budget proposal -- Minot Daily News
• Ward County Commission to table installing road temperature sensors over cost concerns -- KFYR - TV
• Dickinson raises garbage rates, approves $474,000 for erosion stabilization project -- Dickinson Press
• Stark County swears in new Commissioners, approve Park Board spending plan -- Dickinson Press
• Dunn County Commission welcomes new officials, recognizes those stepping down -- Dickinson Press
• Flood protection a priority in Minot: leaders seek funding to finish project on time -- KFYR - TV
• Three Williams County commissioners sworn in after unanimous 5-0 vote -- Williston Herald
• Dickinson Public School Board approves funding for Southwest Area CTE Academy -- Dickinson Press
• Killdeer students shop with cops to buy gifts for Dunn County children in need -- Dickinson Press
• 'The way that I am leaving it' Bowman County star athlete talks leadership, legacy -- Dickinson Press
• Voters approve $9 million expansion, renovation project for Wilton school -- Bismarck Tribune
• North Dakota is getting high school students computer literate and cybersecurity ready -- KX News
• North Dakota University System joins regional technology and innovation alliance -- Dickinson Press
• Grenora High School CTE students process venison to donate to local families -- KFYR - TV
• Rules to take effect for North Dakota K-12 ban on critical race theory in January -- Bismarck Tribune
• Minot School Board grants permission to administrators to develop snow day plans -- Minot Daily News
• Bakken Elementary's suspended principal "not equipped for the job" says school board -- KFYR - TV
• Coalition calls for state-supplemented wages to fix North Dakota's child care crisis -- Dickinson Press
• Williston Basin School District to offer business manager position to Dickinson State CFO -- KFYR - TV
• Higher-ed leaders call budget a good starting point; more funding will be needed -- Dickinson Press
• Biden's war on fossil fuels helps China, Saudi and Venezuelan dictators -- Michael Shellenberger
• Analysis: Europe can't look to US shale to fill any OPEC gap as oil output gains slow -- Reuters
• Republicans launch wide-ranging investigation of Biden energy policies, federal agencies -- E&E News
• Hess Corporation to buy $750 million in carbon credits from Guyana over next decade -- AP News
• Removal of coal, natural gas could mean blackouts this winter for WY, neighbors -- Cowboy State Daily
• US shale growth to disappoint in 2023 due to labor, supply chain delays, costs -- Yahoo Finance
• There's a lithium mining boom, but it's not a jobs bonanza -- WHQR
• Environmental group proposes a clean energy vision for Minnesota mine site -- Energy News Network
• EPA decision on coal ash could spell doom for Ohio's biggest coal plant -- Columbus Dispatch
• Reliability watchdog warns of potential electric shortfalls during severe winter -- Michigan Advance
• TC Energy shuts Keystone pipeline after spill in Kansas creek; Canadian oil to US limited -- Reuters
• Ohio Senate passes bill expanding drilling on state land; dubbing gas 'green energy' -- Cleveland.com
• Senate Democrats amp up pressure on big oil; propose to remove key tax provisions -- Yahoo
• Exxon and Chevron announce plans to spend billions more on oil projects next year -- Reuters
• New bipartisan clean hydrogen bill would advance DOE's research and development -- Utility Dive
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