Could E-Check finally be coming to an end in Northeast Ohio? Capitol LetterGov. Mike DeWine wants to end Northeast Ohio’s long-running vehicle emissions testing program after the Cleveland region met federal air quality standards. But drivers shouldn’t skip their next appointment yet because Ohio still needs U.S. EPA approval.cleveland.com6d agoWhole story →PlanetGovernmentMike DeWineelection day preparations
E-Check could disappear after 30 years: The Wake Up for Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026Gov. Mike DeWine has directed the Ohio EPA to begin ending the vehicle emissions testing program in seven Northeast Ohio counties.cleveland.com6d agoWhole story →PlanetMike DeWinee check program ending
Could E-Check be ending? DeWine says yesOhio Gov. Mike DeWine announced he has started the process for ending the vehicle emissions testing program in seven Northeast Ohio counties. Ohio still needs U.S. EPA approval, but the state plans to submit its request before the end of the year.cleveland.com7d agoWhole story →PlanetMike DeWinee check program ending
Great Lakes Commission NOAA funding: bipartisan bill aims to close the gapA bi-partisan bill introduced Monday in the House would give the Great Lakes Commission access to federal regional ocean partnership funding. Democratic Rep. Marcy Kaptur and Republican Rep. Dave Joyce are among the sponsors.cleveland.com8d agoWhole story →PlanetMarcy KapturS 4573great lakes funding bill introduced
‘If you want the lake, pay for the lake:’ The argument at the heart of the Shaker Lakes fightA podcast debate over the fate of Shaker Lakes places blame on both the sewer district for breaking promises and the cities for neglecting dam maintenance, while questioning who should foot the bill.cleveland.com15d agoWhole story →BuildPlanetshaker lakes dispute
Black River moves closer to shedding EPA ‘Area of Concern’ designationOfficials released a draft report recommending the Black River be removed from a federal pollution watch list, following decades of restoration work addressing nine identified impairments.cleveland.com27d agoWhole story →Planetblack river delisting
Heavy rain could trigger overnight flooding in western Ohio, DeWine saysGov. Mike DeWine provided an update on the severe weather that has battered Ohio this week, warning that dangerous heavy rain is expected to develop in western Ohio.cleveland.com2mo agoWhole story →PlanetMike DeWineohio flooding warning
Ohio completes first phase of program to destroy PFAS-laden firefighting foamRevive Environmental, a commercial spinoff from Batelle Memorial Institute, ran the PFAS destruction program initiated by Gov. Mike DeWine and the Ohio Enviromental Protection Agency.cleveland.com2mo agoWhole story →PlanetMike DeWinepfas foam destruction program
