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Four area grads awarded First National Bank scholarships

Man who made anti-Islam remark, shared mask inaccuracies applauded at Burlington School Board meeting

Ninth Circuit Urged to Make Feds Change San Francisco Bay Dredging Plan

Judge Orders the EPA Back to the Drawing Board Over Lead Standards

Hazard standards for the lead found in dust from lead paint and crucial definitions on what constitutes lead-based paint in the first place are outdated and need revisiting. (CN) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s current standards regarding the dangers of exposure to deteriorating lead paint are flimsy to stand and require some serious reworking, the Ninth Circuit ruled Friday. The ruling follows a lengthy legal battle between the EPA and a number of environmental advocacy groups over the current hazard standards linked to lead exposure from paint. For decades, lead paint was used in homes, schools and other public works across the country. Lead-based paint was ultimately banned in the 1970s when it became clear how toxic the paint chips and peelings are for children, though millions of older structures containing lead paint still stand today.

Deadline Detroit | Lapointe: Cabrera's Wintry Blast Will Rank Among Detroit's Best Opening Day Memories

by  Joe Lapointe Cabrera kocks in two runs in the first inning. Dashing through the snow squall early Thursday afternoon at Comerica Park was Miguel Cabrera, the large, veteran Tigers’ slugger not known for foot speed. Sailing through the frigid wind was the ball pitched by Cleveland ace Shane Bieber, the defending Cy Young award winner. After brushing back Cabrera up-and-in at 92 miles per hour, Bieber cranked it up to 93. His pitch moved up and away, but not enough. Cabrera took him deep to the opposite field with one man on and two out in the bottom of the scoreless first inning on Opening Day in The D.