Vance vows to work on rail safety during visit to East Palestine 2 years after train derailment

Two years after the toxic train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, the environmental and economic cleanup continues. Vice President JD Vance visited on Monday to see what still needs to be done and how to avoid another disaster. KDKA-TV's Chris Hoffman reports.

[@gerlindakumer8966]

When I think our family of twelve lived right next to the railroad in Shadyside, not knowing what hazardous chemicals flew by our house daily, until my bf , a PFD firefighter told me!

[@srtdetonator5272]

Kdka, go to Wall Borough and demand answers of why the bridge that goes over the tracks in their borough is still standing. It was closed years ago because a chunk of concrete fell to the tracks below and it was deemed a hazard due to a possible derailment.