People are now allowed to return to their homes after a toxic chemical was released from a train car. Hamilton County ...

A chemical leak from a railcar prompted officials to issue an evacuation order for residents in Hamilton County, Ohio, ...

A Train car in Hamilton County, Ohio had an open valve that leaked styrene and forced an emergency evacuation for anyone ...

To get free naloxone, which can turn around an overdose, or to get fentanyl testing strips that allow someone to learn ...

The Hamilton County Addiction Response Coalition has issued an Overdose Alert regarding a recent spike in overdose-related ...

A railcar in Ohio started leaking chemical fumes on Tuesday, prompting officials to issue an evacuation ordinance that ...

A vapor cloud, a grocery store evacuation, and the odor of nail polish remover: What Ohio residents described to dispatchers ...

There were concerns a dangerous chemical called styrene could explode after it leaked from a tanker car at a railroad yard.

The Hamilton County Board of Elections is gearing up for November's Election Day, which is less than two months out.

All evacuations were lifted in a western Cincinnati suburb Wednesday evening, a day after a chemical leak from a railcar.

This is the first presidential election where Ohio's stricter voter ID laws will be enforced. And though election officials maintain it's still easy to vote, there are some new requirements.