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Train transporting corn syrup derails in Arizona, initially feared to have hazardous materials

“BNSF Railway can confirm that a train carrying corn syrup derailed,” a spokeswoman said for the railroad company. “There were no injuries as a result of the derailment and preliminarily reports indicate there are no hazardous materials involved.”

Ohio train derailment: What happened, is there a risk to residents, how serious is the East Palestine environmental disaster?

Sore throats, rashes, headaches and nausea are just some of the medical symptoms residents of East Palesti...

Residents of East Palestine "may already be undergoing DNA mutations," class action lawsuit claims

It has been two weeks since the infamous Norfolk Southern freight train carrying noxious chemicals through East Palestine, Ohio, derailed and blew up in a "controlled explosion." And we [...]

EPA chief at train derailment site: 'trust the government'

EAST PALESTINE, Ohio (AP) -- The head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency got a first-hand look Thursday at the damage and emotional toll left by a freight train derailment in Ohio that spilled toxic chemicals and burned in a huge plume over homes and businesses.

EPA chief at train derailment site: 'Trust the government'

EAST PALESTINE, Ohio (AP) — The head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency got a first-hand look Thursday at the toll left by a freight train de

EPA head visits toxic train derailment site in Ohio

EPA Administrator Michael Regan says he's asking residents in eastern Ohio near the Pennsylvania line to trust the government.

Ohio Residents Want Answers About Safety After Train Derailment

Two weeks ago, about 50 cars derailed in East Palestine, causing a large fire and toxic chemical spillage 

EPA chief at train derailment site: 'Trust the government'

The head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is trying to assure residents forced from their homes by a toxic train derailment in Ohio nearly two weeks ago that testing

EPA chief hears from East Palestine villagers after train wreck

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Michael Regan prepared to visit Thursday to assess the ongoing response and hear from impacted residents.

EPA chief at train derailment site: 'trust the government'