Emergency crews responded just before 9 a.m. to the 1800 block of Oberly Street for a report of a "large gas leak." ...

The March event is separate from another emissions issue currently under investigation. Between May 26 and June 12, the ...

DOYLESTOWN, Pa. (WPVI) -- The Central Bucks School Board voted Wednesday night to terminate five of its staff members after an investigation uncovered alleged abuse inside a special education ...

From The Ohio Newsroom Where things stand one week after a chemical leak in Vinton County The Ohio Newsroom | By Erin Gottsacker Published June 18, 2025 at 4:35 AM EDT Listen • 4:30 ...

Last week, residents in Zaleski — an area near Hocking Hills — were told to evacuate their homes. A tank at a nearby factory was leaking, releasing an orange plume of nitric oxide into the sky. It’s ...

A look at more than 40 restaurants, bars and food trucks inspected by Bucks County Health Department staff between June 5-11 Here’s how they did: ...

And I really haven’t had anybody come up with a good reason not to do this other than the cost.” Craig first introduced the Stay Safe Act in 2020 after hearing about the affects carbon monoxide had on ...

Seven people were trapped in a tunnel under construction in Chongqing after a carbon monoxide leak occurred on Tuesday afternoon, Xinhua News Agency reported. Four of the trapped individuals have been ...

More Bucks County News Friday the 13 comes around again this month. What to know about this disastrous duo If you are stopped by ICE agents what actions can I take You have the right to remain silent.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — A federal agency opened an initial investigation into the nitric acid leak at a manufacturing facility in Vinton County on Wednesday. The nitric acid and nitrogen oxide gas ...

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 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.