Log truck train crash in West Virginia leaves 1 dead
A loaded log truck collided with a sightseeing train on US Route 250 near Cheat Mountain in Randolph County West Virginia injuring 23 passengers and crew. The driver died at the scene as two train cars toppled. six serious injuries were reported and responders blocked the wreck with crime tape.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
Appalachian
Randolph County
Mark Brady
Cheat Mountain
Brady
North Dakota oil spill prompts public skepticism over delay
A Tesoro pipeline leak dumped about 20,600 barrels across 7.3 acres near Tioga, North Dakota, yet officials waited 11 days to warn the public. Regulators say no water or wildlife damage occurred, while critics argue the state protects industry over citizens. Local groups and Sierra Club voices question the delay and transparency.
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Bismarck
N.D
North Dakota
Tesoro Corp
Don Morrison
The
Dakota Resource Council
North Dakota Health Department
Health Department
Associated Press
Jack Dalrymple
Kris Roberts
Alaska
Oklahoma
Texas
Tioga
Morrison
Wayde Schafer
Sierra Club
Schafer
Roberts
Tesoro
Nuclear Missile Force Turmoil Grows With Firings
The Air Force dismissed Maj. Gen. Michael Carey in charge of 20th Air Force over unspecified misconduct linked to alcohol amid a broader shakeup. Navy Vice Admiral Tim Giardina was also fired for gambling issues, signaling deeper problems in the nuclear weapons community alongside past security lapses at Montana and Minot bases.
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Washington
Air Force
Navy
Michael Carey
20Th Air Force
Carey
Wyoming
Adm
Tim Giardina
U.S. Strategic Command
Giardina
Montana
Associated Press
Minot Air Force Base
N.D
States reopen parks with local funding caps relief
The Obama administration sides with states paying to reopen parks shut by the federal shutdown. Utah, Colorado, South Dakota, Arizona, New York authorize temporary reopenings, with costs ranging from 61,600 to 360,000 dollars daily. Local economies hope for tourism rebound as Zion and Rocky Mountain parks resume operations.
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Salt Lake City
Obama
Utah
Colorado
South Dakota
Arizona
New York
National Park Service
Mount Rushmore
Dennis Daugaard
Black Hills
Andrew Cuomo
Park Service
Grand Canyon National Park
U.S
Zion
Detroit secures 350 million loan to ease pension debt
Detroit has obtained a 350 million loan to help pay down its pension and retiree health debt, with about 230 million from Barclays to settle UBS and Bank of America bonds. The rest funds city services and tech upgrades, secured by casino and income tax revenues and asset sales over 10 million. The plan awaits federal Judge Rhodes approval, with potential savings of over 60 million on swaps. Syncora disputes the settlement, seeking to protect casino tax revenues.
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Detroit
Kevyn Orr
Barclays
Orr
Steven Rhodes
Rhodes
U.S
UBS
Bank of America
Syncora Guarantee
Syncora
Vna Bank
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