Since the derailment, Mayor Trent Conaway said the population has dwindled, but the village is working to retain and bring back their residents.

EAST PALESTINE, Ohio — Two years after a Norfolk Southern train derailment spewed a toxic cloud that drove thousands from their homes, freight trains with the same chemicals central to that disaster roll through town — with few steps taken by lawmakers to prevent another disaster.

East Palestine will get $22 million in a settlement from Norfolk Southern on top of the already $13 million already paid.

Two years after the derailment, researchers are stepping in to track how low-level, long-term environmental exposures are affecting the health of East Palestine residents.

Two years to the day after a Norfolk Southern train derailed in East Palestine, Ohio, causing a toxic chemical burn and concerns over two states, more

In addition to their livestock developed unusual breathing issues and other illnesses., Buck Berry’s owners say customers cancelled orders because of fear of contamination.

The Village of East Palestine and Norfolk Southern have announced a $22 million settlement resolving all of the village’s claims arising from a disastrous train derailment near the Ohio-Pennsylvania border in 2023.

East Palestine and Norfolk Southern also announced that the company will no longer build a safety training center for first responders.