Workers at the Y-12 National Security Complex in Oak Ridge will have to wait several more years before moving uranium processing out of a crumbling Manhattan Project building to a new facility ...

The 325,000-square-foot Manhattan Project-era facility is one of nine uranium enrichment process buildings constructed at Y-12. Its removal by the Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management ...

Crews in Oak Ridge are closer to completing the first-ever demolition of a former uranium enrichment facility at the Y-12 National Security ... perspective on wealth-building I Would Never Buy ...

The new fire station and EOC replace buildings constructed in the 1940s. The fire station will provide ample space for Y-12 Fire Department equipment, personnel, and training activities.

A fire at the Y-12 National Security Complex in Oak Ridge, Tennessee occurred in a uranium processing building, which was constructed in 1945. The Y-12 facility was where research and development ...

The fire at the Y-12 complex started in a uranium processing area in building 9212 on Wednesday at 9:14 a.m., Y-12 communications manager Taz Painter said in an email to Knox News. Several hundred ...

Officials at Y-12 notified city officials, legislators and media that emergency response teams were handling an “incident” at a building on the western side of the Y-12 complex. The fire at ...

Kathryn King with Y-12 told WVLT. The facility hasn’t released much information, but King was able to confirm that a fire broke out Wednesday morning in Building 9212. In an updated release, Y-12 said ...

The 325,000-square-foot Manhattan Project-era facility is one of nine uranium enrichment process buildings constructed at Y-12. Its removal by the Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management (OREM) ...