Health concerns mounting as animals become sick after train derailment

Ohio will open a medical clinic in East Palestine as concerns linger over the health risks from the train derailment

EAST PALESTINE, Ohio — A plume of chemicals that spilled into the Ohio River after a fiery train derailment has broken up and is no longer a concern,...

WVU addresses air and water concerns after train derailment

West Virginia University Safety and Wellness said it's received questions from its campus community about the safety of the air and water in Morgantown after the Ohio train derailment and the chemical spill that happened as a result of it.

Ohio will open medical clinic in East Palestine amid reports of health problems from spilled chemicals

DeWine said the clinic will help to “answer questions, evaluate symptoms and provide medical expertise” from residents following a massive chemical spill from a derailed train.

Rescue ranch founder recounts evacuating hundreds of animals after Ohio train derailment

Earlier this month, Lisa Marie Sopko quickly loaded up dozens of animals with the help of volunteers to evacuate her rescue ranch just a few miles from East Palestine, Ohio.

What we know about health, environmental concerns following the Ohio train derailment

The situation is worrisome, and investigations into the effects for the people closest to the disaster are just getting started.

Health and environmental concerns continue after the Ohio derailment

While authorities are investigating the recent derailment of a train carrying toxic chemicals in Eastern Ohio (central-eastern United States), there are growing concerns about the consequences of the disaster for human health and the environment. Experts warned that understanding the causes and consequences may require a more comprehensive investigation than has been conducted so far. Read more (02/17/2023)