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The 2023 North Dakota Petroleum Council annual meeting was held at the Rough Rider Center in Watford City.

The state's Democratic NPL visited the studio for a political round table discussion. KX New's Adrienne Oglesby facilitated the discussion and covered a number of topics.

The price of gas is steadily on the rise, and across our area, the price of gas is up 40 cents a gallon.

Advocates for the policy cite the often yearslong legal, regulatory and environmental review process that many projects are required to undergo if any federal approval is needed.

Advocates for the policy cite the often yearslong legal, regulatory and environmental review process that many projects are required to undergo if any federal approval is needed.

Advocates for the policy cite the often yearslong legal, regulatory and environmental review process that many projects are required to undergo if any federal approval is needed.

Advocates for the policy cite the often yearslong legal, regulatory and environmental review process that many projects are required to undergo if any federal approval is needed.

A number of North Dakota business groups on Wednesday met to discuss avenues to speed up infrastructure projects that require federal approvals.

Representatives from the Dakota Resource Council say, more of it happens on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation than off.

Mayor Scott Decker and ND Petroleum Council President Ron Ness addressed the public during Dickinson’s annual State of the City luncheon Thursday.