• PSC to hear local ordinance arguments in Summit pipeline case -- Bismarck Tribune
• Two ND coal programs praised in recent federal review -- KFYR - TV
• ND posts record natgas production for 2nd straight month -- Natural Gas Intelligence
• EERC receives over $12M for continued study into critical minerals, salt caverns -- Bismarck Tribune
• MDU customers to see a decrease on monthly electric bills beginning in November -- Bismarck Tribune
• Jumpstarting oil boom developments; Minot eyes growth potential of stalled projects -- Minot Daily News
• Transmission lines in ND to receive millions through new federal grid investment -- Bismarck Tribune
• Union, Burgum, other GOP candidates say EVs could hurt jobs. Are they right? -- Dickinson Press
• Justin Gerhardt named to District 34 seat left open after death of Senator Doug Larsen -- KX News
• Legislative Management Committee meets to discuss special legislative session -- KFYR - TV
• Burgum's presidential campaign remains largely self-financed over last three months -- Dickinson Press
• North Dakota has once again ranked most dangerous state in nation for workers -- Dickinson Press
• Democrat Katrina Christiansen announces her second bid for North Dakota US Senate seat -- AP News
• PERS board won't take active role in consideration of new bill impacting its makeup -- Bismarck Tribune
• AmeriCorps and City of Beach team up for community revitalization initiative -- Dickinson Press
• Reported Caliber Midstream produced spill near Arnegard is more than originally thought -- KX News
• State Water Commission approves $8M in cost share requests for area projects -- Minot Daily News
• Federal investigations cast shadow on Dunseith manufacturing facility development -- The Journal
• Dickinson Police Department celebrates promotions of two of its seasoned officers -- Dickinson Press
• Stark County Commissioner Messer Elected Vice President in NDCCA Leadership -- Dickinson Press
• New manager wants to make Job Service workforce center "a go-to place" -- Williston Herald
• Legislation proposed to protect Theodore Roosevelt Nat'l Park horses as public trust -- Dickinson Press
• 15 student teachers leading ND classrooms in wake of emergency amendment -- Bismarck Tribune
• First bison capture at Theodore Roosevelt National Park since 2021 set -- Bowman County Pioneer
• Fifteen student teachers leading ND classrooms in wake of emergency amendment -- Bismarck Tribune
• Divide County school board to focus on building student test scores, engagement levels -- The Journal
• Sanford inducted into the North Dakota University Accounting Hall of Fame -- McKenzie County Farmer
• Tour shows progress on on Broadway Circle and Center for Technical Education -- Minot Daily News
• Hazen Middle School art students demonstrate their desire for peace through posters -- Hazen Star
• North Dakota Council of Educational Leaders rejuvenates teachers with annual conference -- KX News
• North Dakota Department of Agriculture celebrates Farm To School Month with a contest -- InForum
• US oil is back, even ExxonMobil's $60B deal isn't the biggest signal; production at all time high -- NBC
• New golden era for US natural gas storage; intermittent demand, prices driving interest -- S&P Global
• What to know about the 7 winners of Dept. of Energy's $7B for regional hydrogen hubs -- E&E News
• US is set to add 8.6 GW of natural gas-fired electric generating capacity in 2023 says EIA -- Oil Price
• Biden admin will ease sanctions on Venezuelan oil and gas in exchange for election reforms -- The Hill
• Alaska industrial development agency sues federal gov't over canceled oil leases -- Alaska Beacon
• Disciplined oil and gas companies successful in winning back investors -- Oilprice.com
• Biden's green energy loan czar Jigar Shah busted for pay-to-play scheme -- Free Beacon
• Biden admin to pour $3.5 billion into grid projects that benefit pro-Democrat union -- Daily Caller
• How groupthink, misinformation and lack of correction undermined climate science -- Roger Pielke Jr.
• Steve Milloy: Biden's kamikaze climate plan for the US economy; China not on board -- The Hill
• Greenpeace co-founder Patrick Moore joins climate change skeptics -- Washington Examiner
• Reality bites: Why wind, solar and electric car advocates must also love fossil fuels -- Forbes
• Green hydrogen needs vast subsidies; Costs 5 times more than H2 from natgas -- Master Resource
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