The November 5, 1930, tragedy at the Sunday Creek Coal Company’s Number 6 Mine resulted in 82 fatalities, making it one of Ohio’s deadliest mining accidents. Located near the small town of... Read more »
The 1986 incident, where thousands of helium-filled balloons were released simultaneously, resulted in unforeseen consequences affecting air traffic, rescue operations, and local wildlife. This event stands as a significant case study in... Read more »
A significant negative event impacting Ohio can encompass various forms, ranging from natural occurrences like severe storms, floods, and tornadoes to human-induced incidents such as industrial accidents, train derailments, or widespread infrastructure... Read more »