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As homeowners in the Town of Niagara continue to face uncertainty over the discovery of radiation on their property, State Senate Minority Leader Rob Ortt tells WBEN lawmakers are working to update the state's Superfund to include radiological materials. How long could it take? Ortt tells us.
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