Court blocks Trump tariffs in emergency powers ruling
A federal trade court blocked President Trump from imposing sweeping tariffs under an emergency powers act. The Court of International Trade panel found challenges arguing the IEPPA does not authorize such tariffs and that the trade deficit does not meet an emergency. The White House plans to appeal as seven suits challenge the levies.
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Elon Musk exits Trump administration DOGE role
Elon Musk leaves his post as a top adviser to President Trump after driving a restructuring push that included thousands of layoffs and agency dismantling. He scales back spending cuts from 2 trillion to 150 billion and returns to his businesses. A White House official confirmed the departure as Musk posts thanks on X. Reuters notes Musk’s temporary role and clashes with officials amid political backlash.
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Elyria High senior speaker corrected to Alissa Hernandez-Horosz
A Wednesday edition clarifies the Elyria High School senior speaker name, correcting a misspelling to Alissa Hernandez-Horosz. No other details provided.
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Trump pardons Chrisleys freeing reality TV duo
President Donald Trump granted pardons to Julie and Todd Chrisley, convicted of bank fraud and tax evasion, allowing their release from federal prison. Savannah Chrisley, outside Pensacola facility, spoke of family reunion as justice described by their attorney amid ongoing scrutiny of the case.
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City mulls 3 percent raise for Chapter 165 staff
Elyria council weighs approving a 3 percent retroactive raise for Chapter 165 employees while a new salary study by Gallagher, engaged to assess pay steps, forecasts completion from April to September. The plan would cost about 285000, with funds split between the general and enterprise funds.
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Murray Ridge School honors class of 2025 at farewell ceremony
Murray Ridge Center celebrated the 2025 graduates with personal tributes from staff and a commencement speaker from Second Harvest Food Bank of North Central Ohio. Staff recalled each graduate's quirks from a TikTok star to an ALF fan while awarding diplomas and honor torches, as families and community members shared well wishes.
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