Almost 500 cubic yards of "vinyl chloride-impacted material" has been removed, according to the Ohio EPA, and cleanup of contaminated dirt near the derailment site continues.

More than 1.7 million gallons of the contaminated liquid has been removed from the immediate site of the derailment, according to a Thursday news release from the Ohio Emergency Management Agency.

(NewsNation) — Two years after a toxic train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, left many with lingering health problems. A new vital report has revealed the government may have intentionally ...

Ohio toxic train derailment: EPA vows to support East Palestine as rail company handles cleanup 'In no way, shape or form, will Norfolk Southern get off the hook for the mess that they created ...

A Norfolk Southern freight train transporting six hazardous industrial chemicals derailed Feb. 3 in East Palestine, Ohio, leading to concerns of long-term contamination.

Nearly 2½ years after Norfolk Southern’s East Palestine, Ohio, derailment contaminated the area’s soil, water and air, the National Institutes of Health is committing $10 million to study the ...

"When a Norfolk Southern train derailed last month in East Palestine, Ohio, it released toxins into the air, soil, and water, endangering the health and safety of people in surrounding communities ...