A chemical leak led to evacuation and shelter in place orders in the area of Whitewater Township.It happened near State Route 128 and U.S. 50, near the Great Miami River. All evacuation order and ...

UPDATE 9/25/2024: The evacuation notice was lifted just before 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday. CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Some residents in Whitewater Township were asked to evacuate due to a leak of styrene in ...

Residents that live in Whitewater Township and Cleves are reacting to a styrene leak that has caused evacuation orders in the area. The gas leak has continued to affect people overnight after it ...

Just before 4 p.m., Tuesday, around a half-dozen people were at the Whitewater Township Community Center, where residents have been encouraged to take shelter while an evacuation order remains active.

WHITEWATER TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WXIX) - The probable cause of how a toxic chemical began leaking into the air Tuesday has been determined. Hamilton County Emergency Management officials said it was not ...

Air quality tests done soon after Cleves styrene leak showed trace amount of chemical. ... YOU KNOW, WHEN OFFICIALS PROVIDED UPDATES LAST WEEK IN FRONT OF THE WHITEWATER TOWNSHIP COMMUNITY CENTER, ...

After nearly 30 hours of waiting, residents near a chemical leak in Whitewater Township and Cleves finally got the all-clear to return home around 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. But this isn’t the end of ...

Some say a chemical leak that happened two weeks ago in Whitewater Township sounded as loud as a jet engine. WLWT Cincinnati. Whitewater Twp. styrene leak response examined to see what went right ...

A railcar in a railyard in Whitewater Township near Cleves, in the area of U.S. Route 50 and state Route 128 started leaking styrene − a toxic and highly flammable chemical Tuesday.

The tank car, carrying approximately 30,000 gallons of styrene, ... Feds investigating why a train car was allowed to spew chemicals in Whitewater Township. by David Winter, WKRC .

The train carrying styrene through Whitewater Township sat in a rail yard owned by the Central Railroad of Indiana for about a week, according to representatives. It started leaking the chemical ...

More than 220 residents were forced to leave their homes on Sept. 24 after first responders discovered the leak at a railyard along U.S. 50 and Ohio 128 in Whitewater Township.