Ohio officials confirm public water near East Palestine is safe after train derailment

What is the EPA doing about the Ohio train derailment? Officials on scene in East Palestine

The Ohio EPA has released several reports since the Feb. 3 train derailment in East Palestine, including data on impacts on water, air and soil in the area around the crash site.

Water Testing After Ohio Derailment — Led By Rail Company Itself — Condemned As ‘Sloppy’

The state used preliminary results from railroad-funded sampling to declare that East Palestine's drinking water was safe in the wake of the toxic spill.

NE Ohio Train Derailment: City of Dayton says water system not threatened

People in East Palestine and across Ohio are wondering is their water and air safe?

News Wrap: Ohio officials say public water supply safe near derailment, chemical spill

In our news wrap Friday, Ohio officials say testing shows public water in East Palestine is still safe to drink after the toxic chemical spill, five former Memphis police officers pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder and other charges in the beating death of Tyre Nichols and and the U.S. military finished recovering debris from the Chinese balloon shot down off the coast of South Carolina.

East Palestine locals rage at officials failing to tackle concerns

East Palestine residents have been told they can safely return home but locals have admitted to being concerned about the chemicals spread after the trail derailment could have permanently contaminated the area.

East Palestine trainwreck: Ohio locals concerned about leaked toxins

To avert an explosion, the railroad conducted a controlled release of the chemicals, which discharged toxic and potentially deadly fumes - Click the link for more details.