Here is today's news on mymix1041.com, sponsored by Toyota of Cleveland: In news today… On Monday just after 5PM, the Bradley County 911 Center rece
Here is today’s news on mymix1041.com, sponsored by Toyota of Cleveland:
In news today…
On Monday just after 5PM, the Bradley County 911 Center received a report of a crash involving a bicyclist and a motor vehicle on Wildwood Avenue at 12th Street SE. A Ford Explorer Sport Trac was traveling south on Wildwood Avenue and struck a bicyclist traveling east on 12th Street who was attempting to make a left turn onto Wildwood Avenue. Based on video evidence recovered at the scene, the bicyclist, Veronica Roldan, 40, did not stop at the stop sign on 12th Street and failed to yield the right of way to the Ford Explorer traveling on Wildwood Avenue. Unfortunately, Ms. Roldan later passed away from her injuries at Tennova.
From WRCB Channel 3…
On November 3, a familiar name will be on the ballot in Tennessee besides President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden who are both vying to the country’s top job.
On Tuesday, Tennessee Secretary Of State Tre Hargett announced recording artist/entertainer Kanye West will be one of four Independent Presidential candidates who have qualified to appear on the ballot in Tennessee.
The other independent candidates that qualified are “Rocky” De La Fuente, Jo Jorgensen, and Alyson Kennedy.
From NewsChannel 9…
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has fined the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) more than $600,000 and banned one TVA executive from nuclear activities for five years.
This comes after an investigation revealed TVA violated whistleblower protection regulations by disciplining and then firing some nuclear engineers who raised safety concerns about the Watts Bar and Sequoyah nuclear plants.
The civil penalty fine totals $606,942.
The NRC found that TVA’s former vice president of regulatory affairs and former director of corporate nuclear licensing, Joseph Shea, violated the NRC’s employee protection rule and engaged in deliberate misconduct. Shea will be prohibited with any involvement in nuclear activities overseen by the NRC for five years.
The NRC says inspections at the Sequoyah, Watts Bar and Browns Ferry nuclear plants continue to review and assess work environment issues, and says its latest inspections reveal that TVA has made progress in addressing these issues.
