An explosion yesterday morning at Bethlehem Steel’s rail mill just south of Harrisburg injured 15 workers, two of whom were taken to the burn center at Lehigh Valley Hospital in critical condition, ...

Alongside Route 51 by a Denny’s and a Huntington Bank in West Mifflin, there are two round, rust-colored sculptures. There’s no informational plaque, and there are no signs posted. Their placement ...

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Tampa Electric Company was sentenced for charges of “willfully violating” work safety guidelines from the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration. In 2017, a coal-fired ...

APOLLO BEACH, Fla. (WFLA) – Tampa Electric Co. and Gaffin Industrial Services were cited by the U.S. Labor Department Occupational Safety and Health Administration Thursday after five employees died ...

In June 2017, OSHA began a fatality investigation at the Big Bend River Station electrical power plant in Apollo Beach, Fla. Inspectors determined that five employees were fatally burned when a ...

The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has cited Tampa Electric Co. and Gaffin Industrial Services, Inc. after five employees were fatally injured, and one ...

Phoenix Services, a Radnor, Pennsylvania, company that keeps the largest U.S. steel mills running by recycling their molten slag, is in its sixth month of bankruptcy reorganization, as tons of waste ...

On Thursday, two workers at an electrical plant near Tampa, Florida were killed horrifically when a tank spilled molten slag onto them. Four others were hospitalized with life-threatening injuries.

APOLLO BEACH, Fla — It's been nearly five years since five workers lost their lives and another was seriously burned by molten slag in a terrible industrial explosion at the Tampa Electric Company's ...

The death of a lorry driver, set alight after a truck loaded with molten steel slag tipped over, was a 'disaster waiting to happen', a judge said yesterday. The death of a lorry driver, set alight ...

WEST MIFFLIN, Pa. — When Chris Kelly was a kid growing up in Homestead, like most kids from working-class families, he would pile in the family car and drive out to watch the glow of the slag heap in ...