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Hanford Hanford contractor settles lawsuit for $1.1 million Hanford contractor settles lawsuit for $1.1 million
A Hanford contractor has agreed to pay $1.1 million to settle a lawsuit filed by the Justice Department claiming the company used federal money to lobby for new government customers for a first responder training facility.
Hanford Judge: No settlement money for Hanford worker
A judge has ruled that a former worker convicted of time card fraud at the Hanford nuclear reservation will not receive any money from a government settlement.
Hanford Nuclear board warns of Hanford tank explosion risk Nuclear board warns of Hanford tank explosion risk
Underground tanks that hold a stew of toxic, radioactive waste at the nation's most contaminated nuclear site pose a possible risk of explosion, a nuclear safety board said in advance of confirmation hearings for the next leader of the Energy Department.
Hanford 10 Hanford managers indicted in timecard scheme 10 Hanford managers indicted in timecard scheme
A federal grand jury has indicted 10 current or former managers and supervisors for a contractor at the nation's most contaminated nuclear site, accusing them of enabling timecard fraud there.
Hanford Nearly 250 laid off at Wash. Hanford nuclear site Nearly 250 laid off at Wash. Hanford nuclear site (Photo Gallery)
Pink slips went out Monday to nearly 250 workers and more than 2,500 others were notified that they face furloughs of several weeks at the nation's most contaminated nuclear site, where cleanup is likely to be slowed because of automatic federal budget cuts.
Hanford Hanford contractor agrees to pay government $18.5 million Hanford contractor agrees to pay government $18.5 million
One of the contractors charged with cleaning up the nation's most contaminated nuclear site has agreed to pay an $18.5 million civil and criminal penalty related to a time card fraud scheme, under a settlement agreement announced Wednesday.
Hanford Gov. Inslee touring Hanford Wednesday Gov. Inslee touring Hanford Wednesday
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee plans to tour the Hanford nuclear reservation on Wednesday with officials from the Energy Department and state Ecology Department.
Hanford Inslee says Hanford leaks could be 1,000 gallons per year Inslee says Hanford leaks could be 1,000 gallons per year (Photo Gallery)
OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — Radioactive waste tanks may be leaking some 1,000 gallons per year at Hanford Nuclear Reservation, and Washington Gov. Jay Inslee said Wednesday officials are still evaluating how to effectively remove the remaining material from the problematic tanks.