Classic Thunderbird enthusiasts, mark your calendars! In September 2026, two of the premier Thunderbird clubs in the world are joining forces for what promises to be one of the most memorable gatherings in the marque’s history. The 2026 Thunderbird Convention will take place in beautiful Flagstaff, Arizona, from September 8–13. […]

Rumors of an impending motor oil shortage have swept across social media and local news outlets in recent days, sparking concern among drivers already grappling with elevated gas prices. What began as a single post on X has evolved into widespread discussion, with automotive shops, dealerships, and major manufacturers issuing […]

The Windy City lived up to its name on Friday at Route 66 Raceway, where gusting winds and unseasonably cool May temperatures turned the opening day of the Route 66 Nationals into a challenging test of preparation and adaptability for NHRA teams. With temperatures in the low 70s and a […]

While the world debates the pace of the EV transition, Saudi Aramco is quietly working to keep liquid fuels relevant for decades to come. Its Detroit-based research arm, Aramco Americas, has developed a radical new powertrain concept: a Dedicated Hybrid Engine (DHE) optimized exclusively for series-hybrid (EREV) duty. Unlike conventional […]

Two West Texas natives who grew up running the same streets are returning home with a mission. Coleman White and Philip Lupton have officially launched Good Company, a men’s mental health initiative built specifically for young men across West Texas. Developed in partnership with West Texas Counseling & Guidance, the […]

In its 2026 Spring Economic Update, the Canadian federal government under Prime Minister Mark Carney officially expanded the Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) Investment Tax Credit to include projects that store captured CO₂ through enhanced oil recovery (EOR). Effective immediately as of April 28, 2026, this move formalizes a commitment […]

In the Mahoning Valley of Ohio, where steel once roared and energy still flows through the veins of hardworking communities, two stories remind us why American industry endures. One is a century-old family enterprise adapting to global headwinds. The other is a turnaround artist who transformed a near-bankrupt foundry supply […]

In the high-stakes world of aviation, where reliability isn’t optional and emissions targets are tightening, Phillips 66 is proving that practical solutions beat rhetoric. Their latest push in Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) focuses on delivering both the physical fuel — “the molecule” — and the verified environmental accounting — “the […]

In the heart of America’s energy sector, a quiet but powerful shift is underway. As artificial intelligence and data centers devour electricity at unprecedented rates, traditional grid infrastructure is struggling to keep pace. Enter Liberty Energy (NYSE: LBRT), a company traditionally rooted in oilfield services, now positioning itself as a […]

As gas prices spike toward record highs in California amid a punishing spring heat wave, a quiet but damning reality has emerged: a growing share of the fuel filling California tanks is refined from Russian crude oil — processed halfway around the world in India and shipped across the Pacific. […]

Spire Inc. (NYSE: SR) announced it has entered into an agreement to sell its Mississippi local distribution company (”Spire Mississippi”) to Delta Utilities, a company backed by Bernhard Capital Partners, for $75 million in cash. The transaction represents a 1.4x multiple of 2025 rate base. Proceeds will be used to fund […]

North Dakota Monitor reporter Jacob Orledge joined Craig Blumenshine, producer and host of Prairie Public’s Main Street, to discuss why the Bakken isn’t seeing a surge in new drilling, even as oil prices hover around $100 a barrel Global oil markets have been thrown into upheaval by the ongoing conflict in […]

Canada’s Minister of Energy has approved a major $4 billion expansion of an Enbridge natural gas pipeline system in British Columbia, signaling continued federal commitment to fossil fuel infrastructure development. “Our commitment to Canadians was to get projects approved and built — and with today’s approval of the Sunrise Expansion […]

A new proposal out of Minnesota is hitting a nerve with classic car owners, and it’s not hard to see why. The bill doesn’t just tweak existing rules or tighten enforcement. It goes straight at how and when people are allowed to drive the cars they’ve spent years restoring, maintaining, and enjoying. And yes, […]

GM is reportedly delaying the development of its next-gen EV trucks, placing the programs on hold as the company recalibrates its broader electric product strategy. According to a report from Crain’s Detroit Business, which cites anonymous individuals familiar with the matter, the move was made in response to softer-than-expected demand for […]

When Jamie Hagen, owner of Hell Bent Xpress in South Dakota, refinanced his equipment last year, he thought the worst of the post-pandemic “Great Freight Recession” was behind him. Freight rates were showing signs of life after a brutal stretch of thin margins and excess capacity. “We started seeing some […]

Executive Orders within the United States has it moving away from electric vehicles (EVs) and wind and solar electricity systems. Executive Orders by President Trump were issued on January 20, 2025, that ended the EV mandate, thus giving consumers back the power to choose the car they want to drive. Then, […]

As the transportation sector grapples with tightening emissions regulations and the relentless push for better fuel economy, Holley Performance Brands (NYSE: HLLY) has expanded its flagship Cataclean lineup into the diesel segment. The company announced the launch of Cataclean® Diesel Exhaust System & DPF Cleaner, a dedicated formulation designed to […]

Williams (NYSE: WMB) today marked the official start of construction on the Northeast Supply Enhancement (NESE) project with a groundbreaking ceremony at Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn, joined by federal and state officials, labor leaders and project partners. NESE is an expansion of Williams’ existing Transco pipeline system across Pennsylvania, […]

On Thursday, May 7, 2026, Kansas Strong (the Kansas Oil and Natural Gas Producers) will roll out the red carpet for the state’s oilfield workforce with a free Oilfield Worker Appreciation Celebration at the SEK Impact Center in Chanute. The event, running from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., is open […]

The national average price for on-highway diesel hit $5.68 per gallon today, according to trucking industry tracker CDLLife—up 90 cents in a single week and within striking distance of the all-time record $5.82 set in June 2022. In California, the pain is even sharper: $7.57 per gallon as of April […]

In a pointed message aimed squarely at Governor Gavin Newsom’s administration, U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright visited a Synergy Oil & Gas production site here on April 8, spotlighting how California’s extreme environmental rules are blocking American energy production, killing jobs, and inflating costs for families and businesses. Standing amid […]

In a move that feels like a victory lap for muscle-car purists, General Motors has officially greenlit a seventh-generation Chevrolet Camaro — and it’s staying true to its roots. The next Camaro, slated for the 2028 model year with production starting late 2027 at GM’s Lansing Grand River plant in […]

After three races of the new Formula 1 era, Scuderia Ferrari sits second in the constructors’ championship, yet the team’s leadership and drivers have been candid: the gap to championship leader Mercedes is defined primarily by power unit performance. With straight-line speed and energy deployment clearly favoring the silver cars […]

The energy industry is watching closely as vertical construction officially begins at the Homer City Energy Campus, one of the largest natural gas-fired power projects currently underway in the United States. Homer City Redevelopment LLC (HCR) announced the “first steel” milestone this week, signaling the transition from foundation work to […]

Get ready to hit the road and make memories on the Mother Road! The annual Gallup Route 66 Rides is back bigger and better than ever July 24–26, 2026, as part of the nationwide Route 66 Centennial celebration. This free, family-friendly festival in Gallup, New Mexico, blends hot air balloons, […]

Toyota’s chief technology officer declares the company will make gasoline engines “to the very end” while competitors quietly abandon EV-only timelines. Toyota just delivered the automotive industry’s most uncomfortable truth: you cannot get by without gasoline cars. While other manufacturers scramble to walk back aggressive electric-only deadlines, Toyota doubles down on internal […]

The Bureau of Land Management on March 31 leased 136 parcels totaling 131,121 acres in Colorado, Nevada, and Utah for $64.8 million in total receipts during quarterly oil and gas lease sales. Combined lease bonus bids and rentals are distributed between the federal government and state where parcels are located. Here are the results from each state: Colorado: 68 parcels, […]

Global energy leaders have convened here this week, spiffed up in dark suits and polished shoes, to discuss the industry’s most pressing issues: war in the Middle East, Venezuela, artificial intelligence. But behind the scenes at this annual conference of industry executives — known formally as CERAWeek by S&P Global […]

The most coveted trophy in the NASCAR Cup Series, the Bill France Cup, made a special appearance across Southwestern Illinois this week, traveling along the legendary Route 66 as part of a celebration of the “Mother Road’s” 100th anniversary and a preview of the upcoming Enjoy Illinois 300 NASCAR Cup Series […]