• North Dakota energy outlook poised for growth, says Comm. Joel Brown -- WZFG
• Maah Daah Hey monument a blatant effort to restrict development -- Dickinson Press
• Massive, energy consuming data centers eyeing SD -- South Dakota Searchlight
• Julie Fedorchak named to Energy and Commerce Committee -- Bismarck Tribune
• Greenpeace seeks court permission to research mailer critical of DAPL protests -- North Dakota Monitor
• Field study exploring lithium-infused oilfield brine announced in North Dakota's Bakken -- Morningstar
• North Dakota regulators hear case for pipeline built without initial state utility permit -- Bismarck Tribune
• Burgum meets with senators ahead of confirmation; Hoeven helping him arrange meetings -- E&E News
• Arrow Pipeline settles with EPA for $450K for air quality violations on Fort Berthold -- Bismarck Tribune
• Grand Forks seeks Operation Prairie Dog funding changes as session nears -- Grand Forks Herald
• Burgum discusses cabinet nomination in final interview before leaving governor's office -- KFYR - TV
• Former North Dakota banking regulator Tim Karsky to be securities commissioner -- Bismarck Tribune
• Key observers weighing in on progress made to improve North Dakota childcare -- Minot Daily News
• North Dakota Workforce Development Council has released its 2024 recommendations -- KX News
• North Dakota hires new consulting firm NEPC to oversee $23 billion in investments -- Dickinson Press
• Lawmakers slam North Dakota Insurance Reserve Fund over audit findings -- North Dakota Monitor
• Armstrong appoints Dirk Wilke as interim Health and Human Services director -- North Dakota Monitor
• Applications for $500 primary residence credit for North Dakota residents open for 2025 -- KFYR - TV
• Work on the TRNP Scenic Loop Drive stops for the winter with finish line in sight -- Dickinson Press
• Study ranked Dickinson as one of the most cost-effective locations among ND cities -- Dickinson Press
• McKenzie County Commission accepted the resignation of State's Attorney Ty Skarda -- KFYR - TV
• Lawsuits over Badlands bridge paused as Billings County votes to negotiate -- Bismarck Tribune
• McKenzie County deputies seek information on individual who damaged weather station -- KFYR - TV
• Success of small towns comes from positive people and things; infrastructure a key -- The Journal
• Arnegard State Representative Olson appointed Majority Caucus Leader -- McKenzie County Farmer
• Data center requests annexation into Ellendale; would increase tax revenue -- North Dakota Monitor
• Senator Hoeven inspires future leaders during Q&A at NDASC annual state conference -- KX News
• Higher ed board undertakes painstaking process of updating tenure policies -- North Dakota Monitor
• South Dakota adding civics requirement in public universities. govt, politics & history -- Dakota Scout
• University of North Dakota law school aims to avoid deficit by raising tuition -- Grand Forks Herald
• South Dakota school superintendent: 'Extreme behavior' from students on the rise -- Siouxland Proud
• Williston School Board to meet next week for next steps for finding new superintendent -- KFYR - TV
• Four North Dakota students nominated by Rep. Kelly Armstrong for US service academies -- KX News
• Former Sen. Nicole Poolman will deliver UND commencement address Dec. 20 -- Grand Forks Herald
• Students learn practical skills for future jobs at the State Student Council Convention -- KFYR - TV
• EPA CO2 capture mandate challenged by GOP, industry as "unachievable" -- Washington Examiner
• 5 ways Trump could overturn several of Biden's climate agenda when he assumes office -- Fox News
• US average price of gas has fallen below $3 per gallon for first time in more than 3.5 years -- Oil Price
• Under Trump's administration, an 'all of the above' energy policy is poised for a comeback -- NPR
• Trump's energy secretary pick Chris Wright preaches benefits of climate change -- Wall Street Journal
• Interior to auction 400,000 acres in ANWR to meet federal leasing requirement -- Washington Examiner
• Devon Energy CEO plans to retire in March; here's who will lead the company -- The Oklahoman
• New Mexico's oil income investments now surpass personal income tax revenue -- Minot Daily News
• EIA forecasts US power use will rise to record highs in 2024 and 2025; AI drives demand -- Reuters
• US weighs new Russia oil sanctions to weaken Putin ahead of Trump, Bloomberg reports -- Reuters
• Hefty US thermal coal exports look set to keep climbing in 2025 after hitting six year high -- Reuters
• Republicans demand to see science behind DOE ban on natural gas exports -- The Center Square
• Biden's Defense Dept. doubles down on climate as Trump promises military reset -- American Thinker
• Lameduck Biden officials race to fund "green" buses before Donald Trump's return -- Daily Caller
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