A North Franklinton chemical manufacturing facility that experienced a chemical leak Monday has a history of hazardous waste ...

According to documents from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, GFS Chemicals was fined $15,000 in 2018 for violating ...

The July 14 chemical leak at GFS Chemicals that resulted in a shelter-in-place order for people in Franklinton involved ...

Columbus fire issued a shelter-in-place order July 14 around GFS Chemicals in Franklinton following a release of a toxic ...

Some Franklinton residents in the shelter area who spoke with The Dispatch said they were unaware that a chemical manufacturing plant was nearby.

According to the Ohio EPA, while conducting a routine process within the facility, a bromine solution began to release a fume ...

The Columbus Division of Fire is urging residents living in a portion of the city's Franklinton area to shelter in place due to a hazmat incident. Firefighters and police are responding to GFS ...

Franklinton residents have been asked to shelter in place due to a hazmat situation near River Street and North Souder Avenue.

Water expert warns that tap and bottled water contain harmful chemicals, with 200 million Americans drinking PFAS-contaminated water and consuming microplastics weekly.

When researchers completed a national study of hazardous forever chemicals recently, they found that a South Carolina river had higher levels of pollution from the toxins than any other waterway ...

A South Carolina river has been found to be one the most contaminated with toxic forever chemicals of any waterway nationally, according to a study of rivers in 19 states.