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The Biden administration announced Monday that it has awarded more than $1.4 billion to projects that improve railway safety and boost capacity, with much of the money co
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stanley cup states and Washington, D.C. Railroad safety has become a key concern nationwide ever since a train carrying hazardous chemicalsderailed and caught fire in East Palestine, Ohio, in February. President Joe Biden has ordered federal agencies to hold the train s operator Norfolk Southern accountable for the crash, but a package of proposed rail safety reforms has stalled in the Senate where the bill is still awaiting a vote. The White House is also saying that a possible government shutdown because of House Republicans would undermine railway safety.The projects include track upgrades and bridge repairs, in addition to improving the connectivity among railways and making routes le
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Wisconsin experienced its first spike in average COVID-19 cases in over two weeks Friday.Since Oct. 18, the seven-day average number of daily coronavirus cases has decreased almost every day. But that trend ended Friday, as DHS reporteda jump in 507 average cases.Deaths caused by the coronavirus are also seeing a spike after almost a week of declining deaths. The DHS reported a weekly average of 53 deaths Friday, up from 46 the day before and 40 last Saturday. Wisconsin clocked a high of 55 average deaths on Nov. 25.Meanwhile, the percent positivity continued to climb through those weeks of decline for cases and deaths. From around Nov. 11 until Nov. 27, the percent positive by person
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