At Belleville Lake, summer brings boating, fishing and other fun activities. But talk of nuclear and other hazardous waste ...

The legal fight began in 2024 over radioactive soil currently in New York state that dates back to the creation of the atomic ...

Cox's ruling is the latest development in the skirmish over hazardous waste between the western Wayne County communities and ...

Radioactive waste from a NY Manhattan Project site will no longer go to Wayne County and is now being shipped to Texas, ...

Radioactive soil from New York that was expected to come to Metro Detroit has been blocked, Wayne County officials say. In a statement on July 23, County Executive Warren Evans says the waste will ...

Warren Evans, Wayne County Wayne County Executive Warren Evans holds a unique position in that each resident of Detroit is a constituent of his county, Michigan’s largest, with about 1.75 ...

Radioactive waste from a NY Manhattan Project site will no longer go to Wayne County and is now being shipped to Texas, officials said July 23.

Radioactive waste dating to WWII isn't coming to Michigan, Wayne County exec says David Eggert is a senior reporter covering politics and policy for Crain’s Detroit Business.

The elevated radioactivity soils and other materials arise from World War II-era development of atomic energy and weapons ...

Supporters said the plan reconnected key parts of Detroit. But opponents said the plan failed to actually help local ...

Leftover radioactive waste from the New York Manhattan Project site will be shipped to another state instead of its original destination in Van Buren Township, Wayne County Executive Warren Evans ...

The state says it's "taking a step back to re-evaluate" a $300 million project to reconstruct Interstate 375, according to a Monday email.