The railroad says testing shows drinking water is safe, though it's establishing a fund for long-term drinking water protection. It's also establishing funds for health care and to help sellers if their property value falls because of the accident. But it’s the unknown that worries people ...
... commission chambers. The panel voted unanimously to reinstate him, sending him back to his seat as early as this week ahead of a special election later this year. Former President Donald Trump is suing his former attorney Michael Cohen for more than $500 million. Cohen had testified before a grand ...
EAST PALESTINE, Ohio (AP) — Heather Bable speaks rapidly, recalling the terror of the night when a train loaded with hazardous chemicals derailed less than a half-mile from her home in East Palestine, Ohio. She heard an earthshaking boom and, from her bathroom window, “all you saw was the flames ...
... goal of the Russian offensive after recent military defeats is to drown the Ukrainians in despair. It's about attacks on civilian infrastructure to cut water and electricity and plunge Ukrainians into darkness and cold. We're acting today to help them resist. Judy Woodruff: Ukraine's President Zelenskyy warned ...
... May, more than 50 sea turtle crawls have been documented on the island, and two live hatchlings have been observed making their way to the water. Crawls are the trails in the sand made by sea turtles’ flippers as they make their way from the Gulf of Mexico to find ...
"It will probably be a week before we know the totality of the damage," she said. "We are going to be rebuilding for years, not days or weeks." The first floor of its main building was swamped by the fast-rising water. When cleanup crews went in, they found ...
... sorting out if they can provide any abortions. We will have more on the ripple effects from the U.S. Supreme Court's abortion decision later in the program. Also in Texas, the embattled district police chief for Uvalde's schools has resigned from his position on the city council ...
... some of the worst suffering of the war. An estimated 100,000 people remained from a prewar population of 450,000, many trapped without food, water, heat or electricity. Constant bombardment has left behind shattered and charred buildings in row after row of destroyed apartment blocks and ruined neighborhoods. A ...
... fighting continued on the outskirts of another strategic port, Mariupol, on the Azov Sea. The battles have knocked out the city's electricity, heat and water systems, as well as most phone service, officials said. Food deliveries to the city were also cut. Associated Press video from the port city ...
... among Fresno, Tulare, Kings, Kern and Madera counties. The recall isn’t sponsored by the Republican Party, Netter said -- voters from all parties have supported recalling the governor. But the leading candidates are Republican. Supporters of the recall are hoping to change leadership from the top. “Most people have kind ...
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