(AP / TEGNA) There is no sign of a spill after 20 cars of a Norfolk Southern cargo train derailed near Springfield. It was the second derailment of the company's trains in Ohio in a month.
"There is no indication of any injuries or risk to public health at this time," an early Sunday update from Clark County's official Facebook page said. It added that crews from Norfolk Southern, the county hazmat team, and the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency each independently examined the site and found "no evidence of spillage."
Unlike the Feb. 3 derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, officials said there were no hazardous materials aboard the train. Clark County said four of the derailed cars had residual amounts of non-hazardous materials — two with diesel exhaust fluid and the other two with polyacrylamide water solution.
Full details on the latest train derailment in Ohio: https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/nation-world/norfolk-southern-cargo-train-derailment-springfield/507-74f5684d-1d89-4230-9ffc-73d5bff65462 --
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,1,Former President Donald Trump attended the Iowa vs. Iowa State football game today.
He threw footballs to students outside of a fraternity house before speaking to the press.
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,1,Police in Stark County confirm five members of the same family are dead following an apparent "domestic dispute turned deadly" on Thursday.
Authorities in Uniontown confirm the victims were found inside a home within the 13000 block of Carnation Avenue Northwest in Lake Township. Officers located the bodies while performing a welfare check just after 7:30 p.m.
At this time, the incident is being investigated as a murder-suicide. According to the Stark County Coroner's Office, 46-year-old Jason Dunham, his 42-year-old wife Melissa, and their kids — 15-year-old Renee, 12-year-old Amber, and 9-year-old Evan — died of gunshot wounds. Additionally, Harry Campbell, chief investigator for the Stark County Coroner's Office, told 3News' Lindsay Buckingham that Jason Dunham's wound was "consistent with being self-inflicted."
Read more: https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/local/stark-county/family-of-5-found-dead-stark-county-police-investigating-quadruple-murder-suicide/95-861d9b5c-6c8b-4bd8-9a88-5e1ea802ce79
,1,In this video, you'll see footage of Tiffany Gomas "crazy plane lady" storming off an American Airlines flight in a new bodycam video.
Tiffany Gomas is best known for her viral video of her meltdown on an American Airlines flight in which she cursed and threw tantrums. Recently, she released a new bodycam video that shows the aftermath of her previous incident. This video shows the intense anger she feels after being told she needs to move her carry-on bag to the overhead bin. Watch as she becomes visibly emotional and storms off the plane in a fit of rage!
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,1,#shorts New video shows the moment that sparked a weekend brawl on an Alabama boardwalk.
Police say the fight started Saturday evening on a dock along the Alabama river in Montgomery.
According to witnesses, the initial fight started because a pontoon boat was blocking the dock reserved for a city-owned riverboat.
In the video of the confrontation, you can see the fight get out of hand, as more people get involved in the melee.
Police confirm that multiple arrests were made Saturday night, and they are looking into exactly what charges will be filed.
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,1,New video shows the moment that sparked the Montgomery fight, a weekend brawl on an Alabama boardwalk.
Police say the fight started Saturday evening on a dock along the Alabama river in Montgomery.
According to witnesses, the initial fight started because a pontoon boat was blocking the dock reserved for a city-owned riverboat.
In the video of the confrontation, you can see the fight get out of hand, as more people get involved in the melee.
Police confirm that multiple arrests were made Saturday night, and they are looking into exactly what charges will be filed.
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,1,(AP / TEGNA) There is no sign of a spill after 20 cars of a Norfolk Southern cargo train derailed near Springfield. It was the second derailment of the company's trains in Ohio in a month.
"There is no indication of any injuries or risk to public health at this time," an early Sunday update from Clark County's official Facebook page said. It added that crews from Norfolk Southern, the county hazmat team, and the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency each independently examined the site and found "no evidence of spillage."
Unlike the Feb. 3 derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, officials said there were no hazardous materials aboard the train. Clark County said four of the derailed cars had residual amounts of non-hazardous materials — two with diesel exhaust fluid and the other two with polyacrylamide water solution.
Full details on the latest train derailment in Ohio: https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/nation-world/norfolk-southern-cargo-train-derailment-springfield/507-74f5684d-1d89-4230-9ffc-73d5bff65462 --
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