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West Virginia regulators have issued a $430,000 fine for permit violations against the company behind the 713-mile Rover Pipeline, which has racked up鈥�

Earlier this month, for the second time in less than a year, the Rover Pipeline project leaked drilling mud at its construction site near the Tuscawaras鈥�

The $4.2 billion Rover Pipeline cutting diagonally across Ohio is drawing more concern from state regulators. Last week, the Ohio EPA told the Federal鈥�

The final say on building interstate pipelines, like the controversial NEXUS and Rover natural gas lines across northern Ohio, rests with FERC鈥攖he Federal鈥�

The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency is planning this week to issue new notices of violations against the company building the 700-mile Rover Pipeline鈥�

Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine is suing the Rover Pipeline, accusing it of 鈥渁 series of calculated business decisions or complete indifference鈥� that鈥�

The site of what鈥檚 alleged to be a 2 million-gallon spill of drilling mud is now just a quiet spot along the towpath trail south of Canton.There鈥檚鈥�

The Ohio EPA on Wednesday turned over of $2.3 million in civil penalties against the owners of the Rover pipeline enforcement to the Ohio Attorney鈥�

An analysis from Bloomberg finds that the Rover Pipeline has received more environmental violations than any other major interstate natural gas pipeline鈥�

The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency is turning to Ohio鈥檚 Attorney General to settle its issues with the parent company of the Rover Pipeline鈥�