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 ...

The Hamilton County Addiction Response Coalition said in a news release the county coroner's office reported 10 suspected overdose deaths from Sept. 20 to 26, pending toxicology confirmation, which ...

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 ...

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

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.