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WAXAHACHIE, TX — Workers mixing chemicals is thought to be the cause of a massive plant fire that caused the evacuation of nearby residents.

WASHINGTON — Last month, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) made significant changes to its Toxic Substance Control Act (TSCA), increasing reporting responsibilities under the newly named Chemical Data Reporting (CDR) rule.

BINGHAMTON, NY — Following the historic flooding in the past few weeks, the Broome County Health Department has issued pointers for proper chemical use when remediating flooded structures.

NEW YORK — A window cleaner has miraculously survived a 40-foot fall down an airshaft between two Lower Manhattan buildings.

NAUGATUCK, CT — An elevator in Naugatuck High School malfunctioned on Wednesday, trapping a custodian inside.

CHICAGO — September is National Preparedness Month and a perfect time to reflect on the importance of preparedness.

Is your operation proactive or reactive when it comes to floor safety?

NEW YORK — A man employed as a janitor for the U.S. Open has been charged with stealing two laptop computers.

WICHITA, KS — A fire at a Cintas Uniform Services building caused nearly $100,000 in damage on Monday.

Watch Your Step Fremont, OH – Restrooms and bathrooms are among the most dangerous places in a home or facility when it comes to slips, falls, and injuries, according to