Judge declines immediate block on Musk DOGE data access
U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan rejected a temporary restraining order against Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency to access government data or participate in layoffs. She said there are questions about Musk authority but insufficient evidence of grave legal harm, in a suit by 14 Democratic states challenging DOGE authority to access sensitive government data.
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Judge defers block on DOGE layoffs and data access
New Mexico and Arizona face uncertain effects as Judge Chutkan declines immediate injunctions. The lawsuit seeks to bar DOGE from OPM and multiple federal departments. Other judges have similarly declined quick blocks, while a New York judge has blocked access to Treasury data.
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Hydrant Leaks Prompt Cold Weather Water Fixes
Montgomery cites multiple causes for leaks in Montgomery area hydrants amid freezing conditions. He anticipates a five to six hour repair window and notes no immediate threat or bail order for North Ridgeville residents. Elyria and Avon report no significant breaks so far as cold persists.
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Fatal shooting case links gun, DNA to Benton
Testimony shows a Stoeger 9mm handgun recovered from Benton’s Oberlin home matched the fatal bullet found on Mooney and a casing collected by Elyria police. Benton’s DNA was on the gun, with odds at one in a trillion that the DNA belongs to someone else. Evidence included Benton’s car seized, license plate reader footage, and Riggins’ inconsistent statements before invoking the Fifth Amendment.
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Council weighs six percent raise amid salary study push
Elyria officials debate six percent raises for Municipal Court staff while calling for a formal salary study built on solid data. Councilwoman Siwierka backs a court salary scale, and Finance weighs sending the measure to committee after disputes over unilateral court action and ethics questions.
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