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Residents in an Ohio community where a dangerous chemical leak occurred have been allowed to return to their homes. An evacuation order was issued shortly after styrene, a toxic and flammable chemical ...

In Ohio alone, residents received two reminders this week that rail safety reform is still desperately needed. On Wednesday a federal judge approved a $600 million class-action settlement for those ...

A grand jury indicted Kyle Raleigh, the son of Tri-State meteorologist Steve Raleigh, according to court records. A Woodward ...

When authorities ordered the evacuation of homes and businesses in part of Cleves and nearby Hooven on Tuesday because a parked train car was leaking the chemical styrene, Deborah Miller leaned on her ...

Hooven Avenue, the main drag in the residential area near Cleves, is lined with homes ranging from mobile homes to old ...

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Businesses in Whitewater Township are reopening after Tuesday’s chemical leak forced them too temporarily close. Kroger reopened at 1 p.m. Thursday after they said they took ...

Americans can once again order COVID-19 tests, without being charged, straight to their homes. The U.S. government reopened ...

A rail car in the Cleves and Whitewater Township area began venting a hazardous chemical on Tuesday, prompting evacuations ...

Officials said there have not been any changes since Wednesday evening when officials lifted an evacuation order for ...

Residents forced to flee their homes by a styrene leak have questions as they return home and the investigation into what ...

The tank car, carrying approximately 30,000 gallons of styrene, was just four miles short of its destination when the leak ...