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Plants in Pike Co. are radioactive as uranium enrichment begins again
PIKETON, Ohio – A specter from the Cold War lingers over rural Ohio, raising fresh concerns about the lasting environmental and health impacts of uranium enrichment. A recent independent investigation has confirmed the significant uptake of neptunium-237, a highly radioactive man-made element, by plants growing near the Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant (PGDP).
'Each controlled hunt is unique': Ohio hunters have until July 31 to apply for lottery
Ohio hunters can apply for the chance to be selected for special hunts on public land during the 2024-25 hunting season. Selected applicants will partake in controlled hunts for deer, waterfowl, doves, pheasants, squirrel and quail, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Applications must be submitted by July...
Stiffer criminal penalties, street camping ban take effect as part of Safer Kentucky Act
A controversial bill that supporters dubbed the the Safer Kentucky Act takes effect Monday, with critics again voicing concerns about potential consequences, while some local officials say they expect little to change. The wide-ranging bill, sponsored by Republican Rep. Jared Bauman of Louisville, includes an array of measures aimed at reforming the state's...
Two Lawrence County Scouts take leadership training
By Terry L. Hapney, Jr. The Ironton Tribune Two Scouts from BSA Troop 106 in Ironton completed the National Youth Leadership Training program at Camp Oyo in Friendship—located in Scioto County. Luke Davisson and Mitchell Heighton were elected by their individual patrol as honorary patrol leaders of their groups for NYLT 2024. Davisson, who is […] The post Two Lawrence County Scouts take leadership training appeared first on The Tribune.
Tuesday night concert generates 8,000 meals for those in need
By Joseph DiCristofaro The Ironton Tribune Ironton Alive and the band “The Chase” on Tuesday donated to the Facing Hunger Foodbank that services the Tri-State area — following the Summer Concert Series put on by Ironton Alive. “John Griffiths owns Studimo Productions and produces the concerts; his band is playing,” said Sam Heighton, executive director […] The post Tuesday night concert generates 8,000 meals for those in need appeared first on The Tribune.
Weather Extra | Summer sizzle and heat-busting storms
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - A decade ago, we went through a punishing summer that began with 100-degree heat and a super derecho. After the high winds with the derecho passed, we suffered through a blazing July with many days near 100. That period saw tens of thousands stay without power for one to two weeks in the heat. That was the last time we hit 100 degrees with the official measurements that make up our local climatology.
Disaster assistance reaches more than $5 million for those affected by severe weather in West Virginia in April 2024
CHARLESTON, WV (WVNS) — More than $5 million was approved for homeowners and renters who were affected by severe storms in 11 West Virginia counties in early April 2024. Residents of Fayette, Nicholas, Kanawha, Boone, Cabell, Lincoln, Marshall, Ohio, Putnam, Wayne and Wetzel counties who were affected by severe storms in West Virginia from April […]
FORECAST: Another day with highs in the 90s, then the cooldown begins
HAZARD, Ky. (WYMT) - The heat and humidity will stick around for another day, but some clouds will help to take the edge of the intense sunshine. Some storms are possible in the late afternoon and evening. HEADLINES:. -One more day of 90s. -Thunderstorm chances increase. -Much cooler by the...
Man arrested after striking girlfriend multiple times says he was trying to prevent her from driving drunk
NITRO, WV (LOOTPRESS) – A man has been arrested after striking his girlfriend multiple times. He told police he was trying to prevent her from driving drunk. According to a criminal complaint, on Thursday, July 4, 2024, a domestic disturbance was reported at approximately 2:51 AM in the parking lot of Mardi Gras Casino and […]
Marshall University’s new cyber security director says he’s ready to help the school lead the way in the industry
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — Marshall University’s new and very first cyber security director says with his over 30 years of experience in the field, he’s ready to help make Marshall one of the leading edge schools in the country for education in protecting computer security and data technology.
Charleston Council committee to take up pot possession issue again
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The petition to the City of Charleston that aims to create a new city code for the simple possession of cannabis will be looked at for the second consecutive week this evening. Charleston’s Committee on Ordinance & Rules discussed a pair of bills (Bill 8039 and...
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