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Quick connects:
• Standing Rock Sioux Tribe files new lawsuit over Dakota Access Pipeline -- Bismarck Tribune
• Judge's ruling in landowners' case against Summit favors local control -- Bismarck Tribune
• State stripper well tax break more generous than 'historic norm' -- North Dakota Monitor
• ND on pace to lose out on $66M this year from obscure oil tax break -- North Dakota Monitor
• Existential questions on climate and jobs cloud picture of North Dakota's place in AI revolution -- InForum
• Lawsuit against Dakota Access Pipeline an absurdity from alternate version of reality -- Williston Herald
• Geronimo Power CEO touts transparency amid scrutiny of proposed Cass County data center -- InForum
• Up to $6 million in tax rebates approved for South Dakota's largest wind project -- South Dakota Searchlight
• McKenzie County enacts toughened data center ordinance amid growing outcry -- McKenzie County Farmer
• PSC approves transfer of corridor and route permit for gas pipeline in Mercer County -- Bismarck Tribune
• Data centers can't be stopped, but good policy is needed, NDSU researcher says -- North Dakota Monitor
• This sparsely populated red state quietly climbed to the top of America's financial rankings -- Fox News
• State of North Dakota, four tribal nations receiving more than $27 million in LIHEAP funding -- KX News
• North Dakota Association of Counties talks about how to handle data centers at annual meeting -- KFYR-TV
• Fewer rigs, more oil: Chevron is expected to reduce its drilling rigs from 3 to 2 in December -- KFYR-TV
• Tallgrass Water pipeline spill contaminates dry creek bed in northwest North Dakota -- North Dakota Monitor
• Powering opportunity: Few industries have shaped North Dakota as profoundly as energy -- The Beacon
• Armstrong says session will emphasize fiscal responsibility and limiting growth of state government -- WDAY
• Gov. Armstrong, Lt. Gov. Strinden present North Dakota Governor's Awards for Excellence -- Dickinson Press
• District 35 Senate candidates split on school meals, term limits and state spending -- Bismarck Tribune
• District 35 North Dakota House candidates debate healthcare, ethics and immigration -- Bismarck Tribune
• Former longtime Democratic North Dakota Rep. Steven Zaiser of Fargo has died -- Bismarck Tribune
• North Dakota lawmakers may change official name of Highway Patrol during upcoming session -- KFYR-TV
• North Dakota U.S. House Debate | Julie Fedorchak vs. Trygve Hammer -- McKenzie County Farmer
• Ribbon cutting ceremony for new State Laboratory to take place Tuesday -- Health & Human Services
• Hay bales must be removed from North Dakota highway rights of way by November 1 -- Dickinson Press
• North Dakota Student Association president seeks to make students more aware of NDSA -- Dickinson Press
• Teen driver's crash story reinforces lifesaving importance of wearing seat belts -- NDDOT News Release
• North Dakota Student Association anticipates legislative session and student priorities -- Dickinson Press
• Ideological and legal concerns raised over proposed retention bonuses for teachers -- Williston Herald
• Bizarre crisis casts McKenzie County Superintendent position into uncertainty -- McKenzie County Farmer
• North Dakota Superintendent of Public Instruction Debate | Levi Bachmeier vs. Tracy Foss -- InForum
• Entities receive funding from North Dakota Department of Career and Technical Education -- Dickinson Press
• New school program with Williams County Sheriff's Deputy helps students feel seen and heard -- KX News
• Students in North Dakota showed improved ACT test scores in 2026, according to NDDPI -- KX News
• Report on participation in Minnesota's free school meals offers insight to North Dakota -- Minot Daily News
• After 10 years, BHS students who named Coyote Creek dragline return for a visit as seniors -- The Beacon
• Rough Rider High Value Network helping North Dakota's rural hospitals survive, thrive -- Dickinson Press
• ND State Water Commission approves Grenora water treatment plant improvement -- Minot Daily News
• Divide County Commissioners may be looking back into a home rule charter this winter -- The Journal
• Public Service Commissioners hold hearing for proposed wind farm to be built near Grenora -- The Journal
• Dickinson Museum Center undergoes $6 million expansion to support research, tourism -- Dickinson Press
• Mammoth fossil dig continues on private property west of Powers Lake in Burke County -- Prairie Public
• North Dakota Water Commission OKs funding for projects, including $1 million in McVille -- Dickinson Press
• Voters from Turtle Mountain cast primary ballots for chairperson and tribal business council -- KFYR-TV
• Watford City's budget reflects community's expanded tax base and oil revenues -- McKenzie County Farmer
• McKenzie County Sheriff's office secures $64K bailout following IT order blunder -- McKenzie County Farmer
• More than $65M has been granted to various North Dakota rural development projects -- Dickinson Press
• Hazen City Commission set the stage for projects in preparation for spring -- The Center Republican
• Following special meetings and hearing, Mercer County's 2027 budget within levy limits -- The Beacon
• Bipartisan senators urge Trump administration to reverse Russian diesel plan to lower fuel prices -- KFYR-TV
• President Trump's Russia deal draws GOP heat as midterm picture for Republicans gets bleak -- The Hill
• Canadian gov't designates new pipeline as national interest; Cold Lake First Nations challenge -- Oil Price
• Federal regulators shoot down grid operator's plan to cut power to data centers during shortfalls -- The Hill
• JD Vance announces plan to use wartime authority to boost fuel production at Texas refinery -- The Hill
• OPEC puts large number on next year's oil market: global demand growth of 2.6M barrels per day -- Oil Price
• Trump says 'massive' oil, gas and mineral exploration in Greenland is 'getting ready to begin' -- CBS News
• China's coal imports fall 6% from year earlier as average price for coal hit nearly 3-year high -- Oil Price
• Trump campaigns in Alaska, a conservative state feeling the pinch of high energy prices -- Reuters
• EPA to propose revisions to methane regulations, easing restrictions on wells and flaring -- Oil & Gas Journal
• In this midterm election, voters can end the era of oppressive, expensive regulation -- Empowerment Alliance
• Courts need to remove biased propaganda of climate activists from the scales of justice -- RealClearEnergy
• Republicans dominate financially healthiest governments, Democrats run the worst -- Washington Stand
• International Energy Agency will release more than 20M barrels of diesel as soon as possible -- Oil Price
