n estimated $16 million construction project will soon be underway to give the city of South Shore reliable, safe drinking water, replacing an emergency temporary waterline that has supplied water from Portsmouth, Ohio since South Shore shut down its city wells that were found in 2019 to contain elevated levels of “forever chemicals.”
Two Energy and Environment Cabinet employees were among those singled out by Gov. Andy Beshear at the Capitol Rotunda recently as he honored recipients of the 2024 Governor’s Ambassador Awards for their outstanding service to the Commonwealth.
By Robin Hartman and Paulette Akers In October of 2019, about 2000 athletes were poised for the first leg of that year’s Ironman competition, a 1.2-mile downriver swim in the Ohio River. But it never happened. Unsafe levels of nutrient pollution had caused harmful algal blooms (HABs) in […]
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