Breaking: The Ohio train derailment was likely caused by an overheated wheel bearing, a federal investigation found
Federal transportation agency continues its investigation after Feb. 3 accident involving Norfolk Southern train in East Palestine
Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Michael Regan said on Tuesday that the agency will order Norfolk Southern to pay for the necessary cleanup in East Palestine, Ohio, after one of its trains carrying hazardous materials derailed. Photo: Matt Freed/Associated PressAn overheated bearing on a railcar carrying polypropylene was the likely cause of a Norfolk Southern Corp.
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