Federal judge: Georgia, 9 other states don't need to comply with Obama-era Clean Water Act revisions
A federal judge has blocked the Obama administration’s 2015 Waters of the United States rule from taking effect in Georgia and nine other states while it is being revised.
Companies owned by West Virginia governor and billionaire businessman Jim Justice owe almost $2 million in delinquent taxes to several Virginia counties.
A multistate organization in charge of improving the quality of one of the country’s most important rivers voted on Thursday to adopt a new plan on how to ensure states meet water pollution standards.
More than 85,000 coal miner retirees and 20,000 working miners are at risk of losing all or part of their pension by 2022 if more coal companies declare bankruptcy.
Critics can’t believe the FCC is considering lowering the broadband standard, but returning to the old standard will help solve the rural broadband gap.
The soaring costs of Medicaid expansion in eight U.S. states, including Michigan, Ohio, New Hampshire and Illinois, is under investigation by a U.S. Senate committee.
Three state treasurers threatened the nation’s largest drug distributor with divestment of funds if it didn’t become more accountable for its role in the nation’s opioid epidemic.
Federal judge: Georgia, 9 other states don't need to comply with Obama-era Clean Water Act revisions
A federal judge has blocked the Obama administration’s 2015 Waters of the United States rule from taking effect in Georgia and nine other states while it is being revised.
Companies owned by West Virginia governor and billionaire businessman Jim Justice owe almost $2 million in delinquent taxes to several Virginia counties.
A multistate organization in charge of improving the quality of one of the country’s most important rivers voted on Thursday to adopt a new plan on how to ensure states meet water pollution standards.
More than 85,000 coal miner retirees and 20,000 working miners are at risk of losing all or part of their pension by 2022 if more coal companies declare bankruptcy.
Critics can’t believe the FCC is considering lowering the broadband standard, but returning to the old standard will help solve the rural broadband gap.
The soaring costs of Medicaid expansion in eight U.S. states, including Michigan, Ohio, New Hampshire and Illinois, is under investigation by a U.S. Senate committee.
Three state treasurers threatened the nation’s largest drug distributor with divestment of funds if it didn’t become more accountable for its role in the nation’s opioid epidemic.