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Quick connects:
• What Oklahoma opposed is approved in Montana and North Dakota -- OK Energy Today
• Summit forfeits two storage permits in ND, continues fight over third -- North Dakota Monitor
• Benefits of data centers take center stage at legislative meeting -- North Dakota Monitor
• North Dakota rig count holds steady at 35 despite two units coming offline -- Bakken Wire
• North Dakota lawmakers reexamine tax incentive used to attract data centers -- KFYR-TV
• Legislative committee convenes to examine policy, community impacts of data center expansion -- WZFG
• Judge erred in sentencing Canadian climate activist who shot up ND power station -- Dickinson Press
• State could collect more oil tax money, Legacy Fund earnings than predicted -- Prairie Public Newsroom
• Armstrong applauds legislation banning synthetic kratom, restricting sales -- Governor's News Release
• Opinion: Applied Digital expects to be one of the largest taxpayers in North Dakota history -- Williston Herald
• Production surges in June as drilling rig count experiences sharp summer spike -- McKenzie County Farmer
• Effort to ban NDAs for data centers fails floor action; bill will not advance toward becoming law -- KFYR-TV
• Pitching 940-acre data center, Prometheus Hyperscale asks Natrona County to approve plan -- WyoFile
• Economic growth is stunted in Wyoming due to lack of electrons, industrial customers say -- WyoFile
• Legislature rescues Military Gallery, seeks new safeguards for future projects -- North Dakota Monitor
• Fargo state Rep. Jim Kasper to attend special session remotely due to stroke recovery -- Dickinson Press
• Retired teacher to run for North Dakota House seat held by legislator who died in plane crash -- InForum
• North Dakota AG says "burdensome" requests caused state to withdraw from Meta lawsuit -- KVRR
• North Dakota Ethics Commission plans to ask for more staff, citing workload -- North Dakota Monitor
• New North Dakota State Senator Jamie Selzler braces for first legislative special session -- WZFG
• Legislature rejects adding childcare, data center moratorium for special session -- North Dakota Monitor
• Tribes forced to re-argue successful challenge of discriminatory ND legislative map -- Native News Online
• Trump approves Armstrong's request for presidential major disaster declaration for June storms -- KFYR-TV
• Work begins to remove and relocate human remains discovered at Governor's Residence -- KFYR-TV
• NDDOT to begin fall mowing operations along state highways in early to mid-September -- Bismarck Tribune
• Cramer says renewed tension between the U.S. and Canada will be a short-term issue -- Dickinson Press
• US Education Secretary visits Dickinson schools and Southwest Area CTE Academy -- Dickinson Press
• School year puts pressure on aging buildings, impedes comfortable learning conditions -- Minot Daily News
• Southwest Area CTE Academy director named NDACTE Administrator of the Year -- Dickinson Press
• Williston State College sees growth in dual credit despite 5% fall enrollment decline -- Williston Herald
• Grenora Public School staff start school year with connection with convocation festivities -- Williston Herald
• Minot Public Schools invites community to attend a School Safety and Security Night -- Minot Daily News
• NDDPI launching new effort in which superintendent, staff volunteer to substitute teach -- Minot Daily News
• University of North Dakota medical simulation program expands to western ND -- Minot Daily News
• Opinion: We don't need politicians micromanaging technology in the classroom -- Williston Herald
• School districts struggle to sell bond measures; failed votes raise questions -- The Center Republican
• Arnegard drops school purchase, moves toward city hall and community center -- McKenzie County Farmer
• Rangeland impacted by produced water pipeline leak 13 miles northwest of Williston -- Bismarck Tribune
• First step of corridor identification, development of passenger rail service almost complete -- Dickinson Press
• MHA Nation transparency questions becoming an issue in 2026 tribal election -- McKenzie County Farmer
• Bowman County Commission addresses HVAC and road improvement concerns -- Dickinson Press
• North Dakota native shares knowledge as sustainability coordinator at presidential library -- KFYR-TV
• Trenton Volunteer Fire Department gets room to grow with $5M fire station addition -- Williston Herald
• Lightning strike sparks major fire at McKenzie County Saltwater Disposal site -- McKenzie County Farmer
• Storms from Pacific Northwest continue to effect southwest North Dakota -- Bowman County Pioneer
• Mercer County Ambulance Service receives $10K in donations through Coal County Ride -- The Beacon
• Drought deepens across ND; McKenzie receives Federal Disaster Designation -- McKenzie County Farmer
• Dickinson roundabouts near completion; Highway 22, Museum Drive set for repairs -- Dickinson Press
• One of the hottest technologies to squeeze more oil from US shale fields is soap -- Los Angeles Times
• What we know about Trump's deal giving US access to vast oil reserves in Venezuela -- KX News
• Researchers expect 'biggest year yet' for state bills related to energy siting in 2027 -- North Dakota Monitor
• Trump urges strong support for data centers ahead of midterm elections, "let Data Reign." -- ABC News
• America doesn't have an artificial intelligence problem. It has a competitiveness problem. -- RealClearEnergy
• Chevron expands Venezuela presence with $7 billion plan to double oil output in five years -- Reuters
• Treasury Secretary says Gulf oil producers could bypass the Strait of Hormuz within two years -- Oil Price
• Federal judge allows anti-trust lawsuit accusing US shale producers of price fixing to proceed -- Oil Price
• Worldwide oil refining crunch will likely keep global fuel prices elevated into the next year -- Oil Price
• Why America's growing electric demand from the AI boom needs a revival of nuclear power -- Daily Caller
• Why cutting carbon dioxide emissions would have virtually no effect on global warming -- CO2 Coalition
• Mainstream media's ghoulish race to turn Nepal's deadly floods into a "climate crisis" -- Legal Insurrection
• It's a fair question: Who's really paying for the news media's biased climate reporting? -- RealClearEnergy
