Cincinnati Cuts Off Water from Ohio River After Train Derailment

After train derailment, East Palestine resident concerned about well water contamination

Columbiana County's health department says it is actively testing residential wells at the request of homeowners.

Ohio train derailment raises concerns about drinking water

Health concerns in East Palestine continue two weeks after the toxic train derailment. Officials recommend that residents with wells use bottled water for the time being.

Hillarie Goldstein: Why were residents of East Palestine abandoned by gov't agencies?

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Ohio to open health clinic for those with derailment-related health concerns

A new health clinic is coming to East Palestine, Ohio, amid rising concerns about toxic chemicals from the train derailment there earlier this month, local officials said Monday. The site

Cincinnati is again using Ohio River water after tests show no sign of East Palestine chemicals

The city of Cincinnati closed its water intake valves amid concern about East Palestine chemicals headed down the Ohio River.

Ohio to open a clinic amid growing health concerns over train derailment

The Ohio Health Department is launching a clinic in East Palestine on Tuesday to address mounting health concerns among residents after a train derailment prompted Norfolk Southern officials to release and burn a toxic chemical in the area to avoid an explosion.