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Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo and the Department of Health and Human Services have unveiled the Nevada Health Authority, a new state agency tasked with managing the state's healthcare programs and services. The authority was established through Senate Bill 494, a bipartisan effort aimed at streamlining the management of
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The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin has issued a regulatory update, publishing a mailing list of addresses, names, and contact information for various utilities and organizations across the state. The list contains over 200 entries, including municipal utilities, cooperatives, and regulatory bodies. Key Takeaways: * The list includes a total of
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Madison, WI - The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin has received an update from the Madison Water Utility (MWU) regarding the implementation of its updated financial plan. The primary goal of this plan is to ensure safe and affordable drinking water for residents through a comprehensive infrastructure renewal program funded
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Jessica Berthold, a petitioner in a vaccine injury compensation case, was awarded $54,630.34 in attorney's fees and costs on February 11, 2025. The award, granted by Chief Special Master Brian H. Corcoran, was made in accordance with the Vaccine Act, which permits an award of reasonable
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Christian Sturz, a petitioner, received a $20,000 compensation award for injuries allegedly related to his receipt of an influenza ("flu") vaccine on October 24, 2022. The award was made possible through a joint stipulation between Sturz and the Secretary of Health and Human Services. According to the
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Pepco, a prominent electricity supplier in the District of Columbia, has submitted an updated Long-Range Plan (LRP) to the Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia. The LRP outlines Pepco's strategic goals, investment plans, and financial projections for the next few years. The plan addresses key areas
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The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin (PSC) has received a comment from the Operating Engineers Local 139 regarding the application for the Badger Hollow Wind Farm, a 118 MW wind electric generation facility. The comment highlights the importance of using local workforce and union labor to maximize economic benefits for
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Wisconsin's Public Service Commission has announced a public comment period for a proposed 200 MW solar electric generation facility in Adams and Wood counties. Residents have expressed concerns over the project's environmental impact, citing potential harm to local wildlife and neighborhoods. Critics argue that solar facilities
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Wisconsin RSA #1 Limited Partnership, a certified eligible telecommunications carrier, has submitted an affidavit to the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin, asserting its eligibility for federal and state support funds. As part of this affiliation, the company has declared its compliance with various federal and state regulations, including the use
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The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin has taken action against Pure IP California, LLC, a telecommunications provider, for failing to file its 2025 Annual Questionnaire as required by law. Despite numerous reminder notices, the company has not responded or made the necessary filings. As a result, the commission has rescinded
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The United States Court of Federal Claims has issued an opinion awarding compensation to Gregory Mundy, a petitioner who suffered a shoulder injury related to vaccine administration (SIRVA) after receiving an influenza vaccination. The court found that Mundy's injury is consistent with a SIRVA as defined by the
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On June 16, 2025, a tree-related incident caused a power outage affecting 347 customers in the vicinity of Ft Baker Dr SE & 28th St SE in Ward 7, District of Columbia. The outage lasted for 11 hours and 47 minutes, with a maximum number of customers affected being 347.
