Norfolk Southern wiped out most of video leading up to East Palestine derailment

US Justice Department sues Norfolk Southern following train derailment in East Palestine

By Alisha Ebrahimji and Andi Babineau, CNN The US Justice Department filed a civil lawsuit against Norfolk Southern Thursday, alleging violations of the Clean Water Act (CWA) and seeking damages over the train derailment and subsequent environmental disaster in East Palestine, Ohio, in February. The Norfolk Southern Railway Company and parent company Norfolk Southern Corporation are both named in the suit, court records show. The DOJ filed the l…

Norfolk Southern Will Use Ohio-Based Companies for East Palestine Cleanup - The Ohio Star

In order to completely clean up the scene of a flaming train derailment that happened last month in the small town of East Palestine, Ohio, Norfolk Southern has decided to only work with Ohio-based companies. Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced on Wednesday that he said he believed it was a good idea for the railroad to recruit businesses from throughout the state to carry out the work, which may take two years to complete. “We didn’t ask …

Clevelanders hosting 'Don't Mess with Ohio' fundraiser Friday to support people of East Palestine

A group of Clevelanders is hosting a fundraiser for the people of East Palestine this Friday at McCarthy’s Downtown on 1231 Main Ave. in the West Bank of the Flats.

Norfolk Southern CEO pleased with cleanup progress in East Palestine

Norfolk Southern CEO Alan Shaw was back in East Palestine on Wednesday. He talked about the cleanup, long-term testing and opening of a permanent office.

Most of Norfolk Southern video leading up to East Palestine derailment is gone

A video recording in the train cab that could have provided crucial information about the East Palestine derailment was largely recorded over and thus is lost,

The Ohio toxic train derailment has upended an East Palestine school's baseball and track teams

As spring sports get underway at East Palestine High School in Ohio, organizers are trying to create normalcy for student-athletes while cleanup from the February train derailment and toxic chemical burn continues just over a mile away.