• AG Drew Wrigley intends to sue EPA over coal waste regulation -- Dickinson Press
• Basin Electric energizes Roundup-to-Kummer Ridge transmission line -- KFYR - TV
• State energy leader previews Trump era energy policy -- McKenzie County Farmer
• Group of landowners appeal Summit CO2 storage decision -- North Dakota Monitor
• North Dakota Petroleum Council president criticizes Biden offshore drilling order -- KFYR - TV
• Christmann to remain Public Service Commission chair in break from tradition -- North Dakota Monitor
• Massive untapped oil reserves found in northeastern McKenzie County -- McKenzie County Farmer
• MDU: More ND data center-related grid issues likely; legal fee refund requested -- Bismarck Tribune
• 'Make Carbon Dioxide Great Again' law would ban CO2 reduction efforts in Wyoming -- WyoFile
• Montana failed to consider pollution from new power plant, but court won't stop it -- Daily Montanan
• US Senate Democrats concerned Republicans rushing confirmation of Burgum -- News from the States
• Officially a member of US House of Representatives, Julie Fedorchak ready to get to work -- KFGO
• Why North Dakota lawmakers won't be passing a 'Christmas tree' bill this year -- North Dakota Monitor
• Legislators advance bill to shake up funding for township roads in North Dakota -- Bismarck Tribune
• ND Ethics Commission receives pushback, part of measure is unconstitutional -- North Dakota Monitor
• With 48 multistate lawsuits, AG Wrigley says he's defending North Dakota's interests -- Dickinson Press
• A look at some of the lesser-known bills being introduced during this legislative session -- KFYR - TV
• Missing, murdered Indigenous bill, education top priorities for North Dakota tribes -- Dickinson Press
• Port: Culture war bills are back at ND Legislature, 10 Commandments, bathroom use -- Fargo Forum
• Tree that hit power line caused one of the most devastating fires in state's history -- Dickinson Press
• Billings County Commission ousts longtime state's attorney in abrupt surprise move -- Dickinson Press
• Northwest North Dakota officials taking a wait-and-see approach on property tax proposal -- KFYR - TV
• Bowman County Development Corporation invites public to annual meeting -- Bowman County Pioneer
• Fargo legislator Josh Christy eyes high tech's economic potential for North Dakota -- Minot Daily News
• Minot City Council voted unanimously to part ways with Police Chief John Klug -- KFYR - TV
• Spirit Fund grant requests exceed $294K; more than triple what was sought last year -- The Journal
• Auditions open for Medora Musical; Singers, dancers invited to submit audition videos -- Medora.com
• Applications for 2025 North Dakota County Teachers of the Year open until February 9 -- KX News
• North Dakota Tribal College System releases 2024 Economic Impact Study findings -- NewsDakota
• Former Lt. Gov Sanford named interim president of Bismarck State College -- North Dakota Monitor
• Dickinson State restructures academic leadership, appoints Gruhlke as Provost -- Dickinson Press
• North Dakotans support free lunches, sour on public dollars for private tuition -- North Dakota Monitor
• North Dakota K-12 schools affected by nationwide cybersecurity breach -- North Dakota Monitor
• Funding available for North Dakota-based businesses through internship program -- Minot Daily News
• North Dakota bill seeks to put Ten Commandments in every public school classroom -- Dickinson Press
• Hess Corporation donates $50,000 in scholarships to state's graduating seniors in 2025 -- KX News
• President-elect Trump rips Biden's offshore drilling restrictions: 'I'll unban it immediately' -- The Hill
• IPAA responds to Biden's offshore drilling ban, denounces it as "significant and catastrophic" -- IPAA
• US House Republicans prioritizing energy legislation during first weeks of new Congress -- E&E News
• Justin Trudeau's resignation marks 'a fantastic day' for energy investors: Eric Nuttall -- BNN Bloomberg
• China's Shandong Port, entry point for most sanctioned oil, bans US-designated vessels -- Reuters
• Trump says no more wind farms: "You don't need energy that needs a subsidy" -- Cowboy State Daily
• New York on the march to climate utopia and likely the 'Green Energy Wall' -- Manhattan Contrarian
• Germany's power plants run on hard coal remain vital back up to guarantee electricity supply -- Reuters
• The surprising climate commitments of Trump's new 'energy czar' Burgum -- The Washington Post
• Michigan primed to clear cut hundreds of acres of forest to make way for solar panels -- Daily Caller
• From Arctic blasts to LA wildfires, beware the storm of climate change nonsense -- Issues and Insights
• GOP rep unveils bill: No president can ban fracking without Congressional approval -- Daily Caller
• Science loses when activists and media weaponize weather to push climate dogma -- American Thinker
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