Taxpayer, Environmental Groups Sound Alarm on $6 Billion Nuclear Bailout
Groups call for cleaner, cheaper energy alternatives as the DOE moves to spend $6 billion in taxpayer funds to prop up the nuclear industry.
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Groups call for cleaner, cheaper energy alternatives as the DOE moves to spend $6 billion in taxpayer funds to prop up the nuclear industry.
0:55 Former U.S. Attorney David DeVillers mentioned Clark’s death during a presentation Tuesday. The Naples, Fla. medical examiner says they are conducting an autopsy on the 67-year-old Clark, following a sheriff's office report of a man found dead with a head wound and a gun on the premises. Reports say a cyclist found Clark's body in a wooded area in a neighborhood called the Golden Gate district near the border of Collier and Logan counties. Clark was known to have a residence in Naples. The Naples-area medical examiner says the full autopsy report will be made available to law enforceme...
1:03 The meeting came eight months after the former speaker’s arrest on federal corruption charges, and four months after his re-election to his seat. The meeting of the caucus, which included Householder (R-Glenford), had what longtime state Rep. Bill Seitz (R-Cincinnati) called a “very civil and spirited exchange of views.” But Seitz said there was never a plan to make a decision. State Rep. Bob Cupp (R-Lima), who replaced Householder as speaker, said several times the indicted lawmaker could only be expelled from the House once for a particular reason. Cupp has said he has an option ...
Ohio Senators have unanimously approved a bill that strips out a key provision of HB6, the sweeping energy law that’s at the center of a federal corruption
Akron-based FirstEnergy will be reporting its political spending on its website in the future, after New York-based shareholders sought to ensure the