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May 24 2023
News
Yellowstone's Dunraven Pass opens on Friday morning, weather permitting
Weather-permitting, Yellowstone National Park’s Dunraven Pass will open on Friday, May 26, at 8 a.m. — the final road in the park to open to the public. The road connects Tower Fall to Canyon Village. Because of early season conditions, visitors are asked to watch for quickly changing weather. They should also anticipate temporary road closures due to late spring storms and unsafe driving
Billings GazetteMay 24 2023
News
Yellowstone's Dunraven Pass opens on Friday morning, weather permitting
Weather-permitting, Yellowstone National Park’s Dunraven Pass will open on Friday, May 26, at 8 a.m. — the final road in the park to open to the public. The road connects Tower Fall to Canyon Village. Because of early season conditions, visitors are asked to watch for quickly changing weather. They should also anticipate temporary road closures due to late spring storms and unsafe driving
MissoulianMay 24 2023
News
Yellowstone's Dunraven Pass opens on Friday morning, weather permitting
Weather-permitting, Yellowstone National Park’s Dunraven Pass will open on Friday, May 26, at 8 a.m. — the final road in the park to open to the public. Because of early season conditions, visitors are asked to watch for quickly changing weather. They should also anticipate temporary road closures due to late spring storms and unsafe driving conditions. To stay informed about road conditions
The Montana StandardApr 27 2023
News
Landslide Behind South OC Historical Building Halts Train Service
The closure comes just a few weeks after transportation officials completed a project meant to address the crumbling cliffside the train tracks are built near. Orange County Supervisor Katrina Foley tweeted Thursday afternoon that the closure was due to the "hillside movement" reported behind Casa Romantica, a historical site in San Clemente. The landslide comes shortly after San Clemente
Patch.comMay 03 2023
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Fed hikes rates despite recession fears
The Federal Reserve voted to raise interest rates Wednesday by another 0.25 percentage points, brushing aside concerns about the financial sector and an expected recession later this year. The Fed’s rate-setting committee voted Wednesday to boost its baseline interest rate to a range of 5 to 5.25 percent, the point where Fed officials expected in March to stop hiking rates, according
The HillJun 05 2023
Analysis
The Debt Ceiling Deal’s Energy Provisions, Explained
Last week’s debt ceiling deal let the U.S. avert an economic crisis. But it also modestly reformed federal permitting laws with an eye toward making it easier for private and public actors alike to build and deploy energy infrastructure.
“What you see is just the lowest-hanging fruit; it’s the least controversial stuff,” Alec Stapp, co-CEO of the Institute for Progress, tells The
The DispatchApr 26 2023
News
Portland police body camera policy wins unanimous support from City Council
Portland City Council members on Wednesday unanimously adopted a negotiated body camera policy for police, ending a nearly decadelong impasse and allowing the nation’s largest municipal police agency lacking the technology to now outfit some officers with the equipment. “Today is a historic day for our city,” said Mayor Ted Wheeler, who also serves as the city’s police commissioner. “After a
The OregonianApr 20 2023
News
California increases water supply allocation to 100%
Reservoirs in California are nearing capacity and with the start of snowmelt runoff, the state announced that it will boost water deliveries for state water contractors to 100% of requested supplies. This impacts 29 public water agencies that serve 27 million Californians, and is the highest allocation since 2006. The wet winter condition has allowed the State Water Project (SWP) to make
CBS News (Online)Apr 20 2023
News
Michigan committee gives $175 million for EV battery plant
A Michigan Senate committee gave final legislative approval to allocate $175 million in state funds to a factory planned by Chinese manufacturer Gotion in northern Michigan that proponents say will create thousands of jobs and be a boon for the local economy. The funds were approved in a narrow vote Thursday by the Senate Appropriations committee after multiple Democratic lawmakers sided with
The IndependentApr 20 2023
News
Michigan Committee Gives $175 Million for EV Battery Plant
LANSING, Mich. (AP) — A Michigan Senate committee gave final legislative approval to allocate $175 million in state funds to a factory planned by Chinese manufacturer Gotion in northern Michigan that proponents say will create thousands of jobs and be a boon for the local economy. The funds were approved in a narrow vote Thursday by the Senate Appropriations committee after multiple Democratic
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