Author: Bridge Michigan
Trump's attack on Biden's IRA spending raises could complicate Palisades restart effort
President Trump’s freeze on Biden-era Inflation Reduction Act spending has, if nothing else, caused some confusion about the future of the historic Palisades nuclear plant restart effort and its ability to remain on the schedule outlined by its owner, Holtec International.
Groups in two area counties among 14 receiving Ohio DNR boating education grants
PORT CLINTON — The Put-in-Bay Community Swim & Sail Program in Ottawa County is receiving a $20,000 boating education grant from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, and Sandusky Junior Sailors Inc. in Erie County is getting a $40,700 grant.
Residents ordered to pay $850,000 bond to appeal Ohio derailment settlement vow not to give up
Residents challenging Norfolk Southern’s $600 million settlement for the disastrous East Palestine train crash have asked a court to reject a judge’s order requiring them to put up an $850,000 bond to continue their appeal for higher compensation and more information about the contamination.
Coldest morning of arctic chill expected in Toledo
The burst of snow that fell in and around Toledo at mid-morning Tuesday was barely enough to coat cars, but it ushered in a reinforcing shot of Arctic air that kept local temperatures frigid the rest of the day.
Remaining would-be intervenors make final plea to Judge Carr for inclusion in Lake Erie TMDL case
All three remaining parties trying to be added as co-plaintiffs or co-defendants to the landmark Lake Erie case before Senior U.S. District Judge James Carr met their Jan. 20 deadlines to bolster their arguments.