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Mountain Valley Pipeline is authorized to begin service.

An employee working on the pipeline was struck by a large rock that rolled down a steep slope last November.

Developers are now saying the natural gas pipeline will go into service in early June.

The Supreme Court has declined to take up another appeal from a group of landowners challenging the use of eminent domain by developers of the Mountain Valley Pipeline. The decision comes as many await a decision by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on whether the pipeline can begin service by May 23. Developers have asked to begin running gas in the pipeline by June.

The Supreme Court has declined to take up another appeal from a group of landowners challenging the use of eminent domain by developers of the Mountain Valley Pipeline.

The county board of supervisors is asking federal regulators not to allow the pipeline to begin operations until all safety standards are met.

The latest of many price increases was disclosed Tuesday in a financial filing by the projects lead partner.