Fairfield police closed Ohio Highway 4 in both directions between Ross Road and Seward Road just before 5 p.m. due to the ...

VINTON COUNTY, Ohio ( WOWK) – The U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board (CSB) has launched an investigation into the release of toxic gas at Austin Powder Company facilities in Ohio and ...

The U.S. Chemical Safety Investigation launched a federal investigation into the chemical leak at a manufacturing plant in ...

A leak at the Austin Powder Plant forced residents in the southeast Ohio village of Zaleski to evacuate their homes last week ...

An explosives manufacturing plant in southeast Ohio is expected to reopen as soon as Monday, after a chemical leak that forced evacuations last week.

VINTON COUNTY, Ohio — A Vinton County manufacturer resumed limited operations on Monday, less than a week after a chemical leak prompted an evacuation in the area. The incident happened on June ...

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A chemical leak at a Vinton County explosives manufacturer on June 11 prompted evacuations and a no-fly order around the southeast Ohio plant. The leak produced a large plume of yellowish gas ...

A yellow-orange plume of nitric oxide leaked into the air after a chemical release took place at southeast Ohio ... ‘Unknown contaminant’ caused chemical reaction, leak ... Cincinnati , OH ...

A nitric acid leak at the Austin Powder Plant in McArthur, Ohio, released 3,000 gallons of toxic gas, prompting evacuations in nearby Zaleski. An orange plume formed, leading to road closures and a no ...

VINTON COUNTY, Ohio — Residents are back home after multiple agencies responded to a chemical leak at an Ohio manufacturing plant on Wednesday. The Vinton County Sheriff’s Office said the ...

This story has been updated with additional information. A chemical leak at a Vinton County explosives manufacturer on June 11 prompted evacuations and a no-fly order around the southeast Ohio plant.