5 lawsuits filed after styrene leak prompts evacuations in Whitewater Township
Records show there are now five lawsuits filed in U.S. District Court in Cincinnati. More than 220 residents in Whitewater Township were forced out of their homes last week when first responders found a train car leaking styrene. Fire crews poured water on the car because of fears it might explode.
Since the Sept. 24 styrene leak, five lawsuits seeking class-action status have been filed in federal court in Cincinnati.
Tuesday night’s meeting was formatted as a Q&A with over a dozen officials from a number of organizations to answer questions residents and business owners had following last week’s styrene leak.
Tuesday night’s meeting was formatted as a Q&A with over a dozen officials from a number of organizations to answer questions ...
President Joe Biden has been briefed on the leak and he directed his staff to provide any resources needed, a White House ...
Officials will talk with community residents and businesses in Whitewater and Miami townships and Cleves affected by the ...
WHITEWATER TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WXIX) - A special meeting about a railcar styrene leak that forced more than 200 people to ...
Police estimate nearly 100 people attended a joint meeting of the Whitewater and Miami Township boards of trustees Tuesday ...
Here's what the Drug & Poison Information Center at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital advises regarding returning home following ...
Tuesday's leak prompted officials to issue an evacuation order that stretched for a half-mile in all directions ...
The toxic styrene leak near Cincinnati is one of many chemical spills that have polluted the air or water in or near Ohio.
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