Federal agencies headed to East Palestine today
Several federal agencies, including the EPA and CDC, will be in East Palestine today to talk with residents. KDKA's Chris DeRose has more information.
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Several federal agencies, including the EPA and CDC, will be in East Palestine today to talk with residents. KDKA's Chris DeRose has more information.
A well-known Pittsburgh law firm has filed a class action lawsuit for damages caused by the East Palestine train derailment.
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State lawmakers are in Beaver County hearing from citizens concerned about health, safety and more after the hazardous train derailment in nearby East Palestine, Ohio; KDKA's Jessica Guay reports.
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KDKA's Erica Mokay reports from East Palestine, Ohio, where a medical clinic has just opened its doors to the public impacted by the train derailment earlier this month,
The EPA ordered Norfolk Southern to clean up East Palestine after a train derailed more than two weeks ago.
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KDKA's Briana Smith shares the details of the new medical clinic opening up in East Palestine, Ohio, as residents continue to share their worries following a train derailment.
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