• North Dakota lawmakers mull future plans for offline wind turbines -- KX News
• Where can you find rare earth minerals? In North Dakota's lignite coal -- KX News
• Report: Improper method led to saltwater disposal fire near Alexander -- KFYR - TV
• New NDPC staffer learns fossil fuels are essential to quality of life -- Williston Herald
• Feds, environmental groups fight North Dakota lawsuit over federal oil leasing -- Bismarck Tribune
• ND coal executive: carbon pipeline project would allow industry to "survive in the future" -- WDAY
• Oil field pipeline spill contaminates range land, creek 6 miles northeast of Williston -- Bismarck Tribune
• ND lawmakers advance pair of bills that would financially favor state's oil industry -- Dickinson Press
• ND House passes bill for leasing transparency; issue tied to lawmaker-landlords -- Dickinson Press
• North Dakota's economy continues to rise with fifth largest state increase in the country -- KX News
• Investment leaders report $8.5 billion in Legacy Fund with $1.3 billion back to general fund -- KX News
• Property tax versus income tax relief continues as the legislative session progresses -- The Journal
• North Dakota Senate passes bill to give tax credits to parents to help with childcare costs -- KFYR - TV
• School meals bill sees changes, focusing on those at or below 200% of poverty level -- KFYR - TV
• Several COVID-19 vaccinations related bills passed the North Dakota House -- Dickinson Press
• Proposal to create immigration office in North Dakota sails through Senate -- Dickinson Press
• 'Re-energize' North Dakota Scholarship bill passes Senate after seeing several changes -- KFYR - TV
• North Dakota lawmakers advance amended school security bill, headed to Senate -- KFYR - TV
• House passes bills cracking down on signatures for ballot initiatives after 2022 dispute -- Fargo Forum
• Bill to prohibit ND land ownership by foreign adversaries amended on Senate floor -- The Dakotan
• North Dakota House overwhelmingly passes bill to preserve department head emails -- KX News
• North Dakota lawmakers say they want to get tougher on potential cases of petition fraud -- KX News
• North Dakota lawmakers toss several bills to boost campaign finance transparency -- Dickinson Press
• State senate passes resolution to save TRNP herd of longhorn steers and wild horses -- KX News
• Minot Air Force Base completes Glory Trip nuclear weapon test launch; mission a success -- KX News
• Three Affiliated Tribes pursue purchase of another 1.1 acre Las Vegas property -- Minot Daily News
• Billings County revives controversial bridge project after shift in commission support -- Dickinson Press
• Senate passes bill expanding Rural Attorney Program, doubling number of participants -- KFYR - TV
• Three year grant funds Aging in Community program to help people in rural ND towns -- KFYR - TV
• Williams County leaders make efforts to attract more people to western North Dakota -- KX News
• Public gets look at Minot's proposed city plan; final draft to go to council in May -- Minot Daily News
• Burnout hits child protection and family services workers -- Williston Herald
• North Dakota Senate advances bill to give parents tax credit for day care costs -- Bismarck Tribune
• High school, college students highlight Career and Technical Education at ND Capitol -- KFYR - TV
• Tioga School Board selects finalists in search for worthy superintendent successor -- Tioga Tribune
• Mrs. Smith at South Heart bringing Future City Competition champions to Washington DC -- KFYR - TV
• Ray Elementary celebrates announcement of 'High Performing Title I school' award -- Tioga Tribune
• North Dakota lawmaker proposing required cyber security courses for high schoolers -- KX News
• Senate passes bill prohibiting instruction of 'specified' concepts at ND colleges -- Bismarck Tribune
• One Bowman County paraprofessional offers support, unconditional love to students -- KFYR - TV
• Bowbells superintendent shares pros and cons of teaching in North Dakota's rural areas -- KX News
• How university research can help 'economic vibrancy of the state' -- University of North Dakota
• Cyber Madness tournament helps state's high schoolers get involved in cybersecurity -- KFYR - TV
• The fight to define green hydrogen, with billions of dollars at stake -- Wall Street Journal
• Texas residents grill US energy regulators over supervision of LNG processing plants -- Reuters
• US energy firms cut number of natural gas rigs by most in a week since October 2017 -- Reuters
• Opinion: Mr. President---IGNORE Vladimir Putin and Unleash Texas -- World Oil
• US shale oil and natural gas output set to rise to record highs in March says new EIA report -- Reuters
• US oil industry flags concern about proposed plan to crack down on methane emissions -- Reuters
• Pipelines are the safest way to transport oil and natural gas, and we need more of them -- Forbes
• US to sell 26M barrels of crude from Strategic Petroleum Reserve as mandated by Congress -- Reuters
• Short-Term Energy Outlook forecasts US refinery utilization to average over 90% in 2023, 2024 -- EIA
• OPEC has raised its 2023 global oil demand growth, first upward revision in months -- Reuters
• State Of Montana sues Portland, Oregon over illegal fossil fuel terminal ordinance -- Montana DOJ
• Exxon Mobil to use Honeywell carbon capture technology at proposed hydrogen facility -- Reuters
• Concerns about blackouts in the Midwest pit renewables against fossil fuels -- Indianapolis Star
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