• Energy companies saw wins at North Dakota Capitol this session -- Bismarck Tribune
• EPA inches toward approval of North Dakota coal ash handling program -- E&E News
• North Dakota landowner challenge to Summit pipeline can go on -- Bismarck Tribune
• The massive 1.8M square foot AI footprint in Ellendale is there to stay -- KFYR - TV
• Greenpeace attorneys are asking for stay of nine-figure judgment in DAPL case -- KFYR - TV
• Pipeline regs could fall to feds in proposal from committee with North Dakota rep -- Bismarck Tribune
• Is Congress trampling on state laws protecting property rights against pipelines? -- Successful Farming
• Legislative Assembly defined by results say Sen. David Hogue and Rep. Mike Lefor -- Bismarck Tribune
• New $100K grant program helps North Dakota's tribes elevate tourism revenue -- Minot Daily News
• Dept of Water Resources receives $769M for major water supply, flood control projects -- KFYR - TV
• Federal appeals court rules against North Dakota tribes in voting rights case -- North Dakota Monitor
• North Dakota adds new tax incentive for businesses to subsidize child care -- North Dakota Monitor
• Longtime lawmaker Rep. Jim Kasper back in Fargo after brain bleed, hospitalization -- Dickinson Press
• State's measles cases rise to 12, Williston Band Day Parade attendees exposed -- Bismarck Tribune
• Lightning storm causes four brief fires in western North Dakota, all have been extinguished -- KX News
• Watford City Commissioners greenlight $24.52 million in project funding -- McKenzie County Farmer
• Williston Area Chamber of Commerce invites locals to attend Legislative Wrap Up May 21 -- KX News
• Williston City Commission vice president Cymbaluk resigns, cites threat to him and family -- KX News
• $81.1M legislative appropriation will 'get a lot done' for flood control construction -- Minot Daily News
• Southwest Water Authority presents $10K to support education, advocacy -- Bowman County Pioneer
• Ray school board incumbents Bingeman, Schmitt to keep seats after being reelected -- The Journal
• Williston Education Association is sponsoring a school board candidate forum -- Williston Herald
• Sweeping private school voucher program tucked inside House GOP tax bill -- North Dakota Monitor
• Student leaders full of questions about cellphone ban in North Dakota schools -- North Dakota Monitor
• Bismarck State College lineworker program students compete in fun rodeo events -- KX News
• Dickinson State University announces 2025 faculty and staff service awards -- DSU News Release
• Williston State College announces public tours of healthcare center beginning May 21 -- Williston Herald
• BPS board, teachers continue contract negotiations; percentage raise yet to be settled -- The Beacon
• States sue over Trump's move to fast-track oil, gas projects via 'energy emergency' order -- KX News
• ConocoPhillips prepared to weather downturn, committed to Lower 48 assets -- Natural Gas Intelligence
• California looks to see a price of $8 a gallon within the next few years predict experts -- KFYR - TV
• The great state of Alberta; US should welcome Canadian province into the union -- Energy Bad Boys
• How this Wyoming coal mine could help break U.S. dependence on China for rare earths -- CNBC
• Brutal heat, AI-fueled demand, aging fleet of power plants tee up grid reliability stress test -- Oil Price
• Trump dismantles Biden's climate legacy while New York doubles down -- Manhattan Contrarian
• Senseless consequences if states punish fossil fuel companies for climate claims -- RealClearEnergy
• New study shows 65% of "runaway global warming" related to urbanization -- Univ Alabama-Huntsville
• Nature paper claims to pin the liability for "climate damages" on Big Oil companies -- Daily Sceptic
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