The National Institutes of Health is undertaking an extended study of the health effects that East Palestine, Ohio, residents have experienced due to the 2023 train derailment there.

The NIH launched a five-year, $10 million research initiative to address the long-term health outcomes stemming from the train derailment on Thursday.

The February 2023 train derailment in Ohio is drawing increased scrutiny of the Biden administration.

More than two years after a toxic train derailment, hundreds of East Palestine, Ohio, residents have filed suit against the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other parties ...

This case only affects which companies have to write the checks to pay for the class-action settlement, which is separate from the cost of the cleanup.

Ever since Feb. 3, 2023, residents of East Palestine have struggled with serious health conditions that were nonexistent before the derailment.

Two years ago, a train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, led to a chemical fire and evacuation. Cleanup efforts are largely complete, but residents remain worried about long-term health risks.

One of the most important lessons is for communities to demand an exposure pathway diagram immediately after a chemical incident occurs.

"The truth is going to come out" about potential mismanagement in the East Palestine toxic train derailment response, according to one resident who reacted to a whistleblower.

Accidents involving the toxic chemical spilled in East Palestine, Ohio, last year have occurred more than once per week since 2010, according to a report published Tuesday by Earthjustice… ...

A year after a chemical spill in East Palestine, Ohio, residents have been forced to continue fighting for much-needed aid and protections.