The U.S. Chemical Safety Board is updating its investigation into the deadly accident at a chemical facility in Institute, ...
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Chemical Safety Board gives update on fatal West Virginia chemical incidentThe U.S. Chemical Safety Board is updating its investigation into the deadly accident at a chemical facility in Institute, ...
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — Another water main break was reported Thursday morning in West Hollywood prompting the closure of some streets. Residents were advised to avoid Santa Monica Boulevard and Laurel ...
A U.S. Chemical Safety Board investigation is shedding new light on a deadly April release of hydrogen sulfide at the Catalyst Refiners site in Institute that k ...
WV chemical plant didn’t require workers to wear respirators during deadly incident, CSB report says
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Station 80 Nitro Fire Department assisted Institute Fire Rescue with operations at the chemical leak at Catalyst Refiners in ...
After the release of highly toxic hydrogen sulfide gas, the board said two employees died and four were seriously injured on April 22 at a Catalyst Refiners facility in Institute.
At one point, a community of 2,400 residents was running nearly on empty, relying on a water plant built 50 years ago and upgraded two decades ago. Some Wayne County elementary students start new ...
INSTITUTE, W.Va. — An update into the investigation of the chemical incident that claimed two lives at a Kanawha County plant site in April shows workers were not required to wear respirators or ...
FILE - A portion of the Clairton Coke Works, a U.S. Steel plant, is seen Aug. 11, 2025 in Clairton, Pa. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar, File) A federal safety agency recommended the development of written ...
A Canton man who previously lived in Perry County will spend the next four decades in prison for sexually exploiting and ...
A Canton man has admitted to having more than 40 grams of fentanyl near a playground in Ohio County, West Virginia.
Two chemical industry giants are looking to throw out expert evidence against them asserting an increased risk of illness from air pollution in South Charleston in response to their emissions of a ...
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