The leak of a hazardous chemical from a railroad car in southwestern Hamilton County has stopped, according to multiple reports. Evacuation orders are still in place. Tuesday afternoon, U.S. Route 50 was shut down near Hooven, and people within a half-mile of the intersection of State Route 128 and U.S. 50 were told to evacuate.

A train car in Whitewater Township, Ohio, was discovered to be leaking styrene, which is used to make plastic and fiberglass and is highly flammable.

Students in school buildings and residents in neighboring homes were told to evacuate after a dangerous chemical began leaking from a railcar Tuesday near Cincinnati.

Authorities in Hamilton County, Ohio, said the rail car was leaking styrene, a toxic and flammable chemical that is used to make plastic and rubber.

I don’t even know why I would intend to hit anybody in the eye.” Week 3 is in the books and oh my there's a lot of panic on these fantasy streets. Dalton Del Don joins Scott Pianowski for another edition of the 'People's Panic Meter' to answer all of your listener submissions.