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The footprints of Lonnie Miller's son are still imprinted in the cement of her garage, height measurements taken as he grew up are still marked on the walls. This was to be the family's forever home a...

The footprints of Lonnie Miller’s son are still imprinted in the cement of her garage, height measurements taken as he grew up are still marked on the walls. This was

Many present and former residents of East Palestine have been asking questions for the past year regarding how the train derailment might impact their health.

Although doctors haven't linked Wayne O'Connell's breast cancer diagnosis to the derailment in East Palestine, his family says they will fight for what they believe.

Residents of East Palestine, Ohio, continue to deal with the aftermath of the train derailment that happened earlier this year.

Sen. J.D. Vance and local residents are frustrated by the pace of cleanup in East Palestine. Get the latest on how local residents are doing.

During the Darlington Township Board of Supervisors meeting Monday, some community members said they had more questions than answers.

Residents were told to see their doctors. "We may not know how to get rid of vinyl chloride from the body, but we know how to treat those cancers.”

Most people surveyed in the aftermath of the train derailment and chemical fire in East Palestine reported health symptoms related to the February incident. Federal and state health officials released survey results at a public meeting Tuesday evening.

Residents told to see their doctors. "We may not know how to get rid of vinyl chloride from the body, but we know how to treat those cancers.”