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EPA tailpipe emission rules facing strong opposition in Illinois, elsewhere | Illinois
SUMMARY: The Biden administration’s strict tailpipe emissions standards are facing opposition, particularly from the Illinois Corn Growers Association, which supports a House resolution to overturn the EPA’s rules favoring electric vehicles (EVs). According to ICGA President Dave Rylander, the EPA’s regulations emphasize electrification while neglecting alternatives like corn-based ethanol. The association, alongside the American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers, has filed a lawsuit claiming the EPA exceeded its authority. Critics argue that the standards will lead to a ban on gas-powered cars, impacting consumers and the economy. The resolution now moves to the Senate, where President Biden is expected to veto it.
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Some mandatory evacuations in Florida ahead of #HurricaneMilton landfall
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Police investigating deadly Scott County crash on Pokeberry Road
SUMMARY: The Scott County Sheriff’s Office is seeking information regarding a fatal car crash that occurred on Pokeberry Road around 3:00 AM. The incident involved a Honda Accord. Authorities encourage anyone with information to contact Captain Johnson at 502-863-7843.
Police are seeking information after a fatal crash in Scott County in the early hours of Sunday morning.
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SUMMARY: This morning is cool in the metro area, with temperatures ranging from 54°F in Shively and Prospect to 59°F downtown. Northern regions are colder, with temperatures in the 40s. Pleasant daytime highs will reach the low 70s, dropping to 61°F in the evening. The dry conditions persist with no rain in the upcoming forecast, while the weather remains quiet. Hurricane Milton is intensifying and could reach category four status as it approaches Florida. It may weaken to category three but will still impact areas like Tampa and Orlando. Weather patterns will be monitored closely.
WLKY Meteorologist Matt Milosevich has the latest on a quiet and cooler weather pattern across the Ohio Valley. Keeping eyes on Hurricane Milton as it threatens Florida later in the week.
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