'This community has been traumatized,' Ohio Gov. DeWine said on Tuesday.
Ohio Gov. says Norfolk Southern"needs to pay" for health care costs related to East Palestine trail derailmentConcerns about the East Palestine train derailment's impact on local residents' health remain widespread, despite officials saying that municipal water and air testing shows the area is safe.
Also on Tuesday, the Ohio Department of Health and the Columbiana County Health Department opened up a "The concerns are long-term concerns, and as I talked to people today...the concern was, 'How is it going to be in a year? How is our water going to be in a year? How is it going to be in two years?'" DeWine said on Tuesday."So we have to stay at this. And people have the right to expect that from us."
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Mark Majer replaces suspended Pinkey Carr as judge for Cleveland Municipal CourtMark Majer was appointed Friday by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine to replace Pinkey Carr.
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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, others make home visits in East Palestine, drink tap waterThe home visits were part of an effort to allay fears among East Palestine residents that the village's water is unsafe to drink.
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EPA administrator, Ohio Gov. DeWine visit East Palestine residents' homes, sip tap waterOhio Gov. Mike DeWine and EPA Administrator Michael Regan visited the homes of East Palestine residents — and sipped some tap water in an effort to prove it's safe to drink.
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EPA chief, Ohio governor drink tap water near train derailment site after heavy criticismEPA Administrator Michael Regan and Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine drank tap water on Tuesday during a visit to a home near the site of the East Palestine train derailment.
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EPA Orders Norfolk Southern to Clean Up Ohio Train Derailment SiteEPA Administrator Michael Regan appeared in East Palestine alongside Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, as all three pledged that federal and state officials would remain in the village until the site was fully cleaned up.
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