Hooven Avenue, the main drag in the residential area near Cleves, is lined with homes ranging from mobile homes to old farmhouses. It’s a quiet street with few cars passing through. People wave at their neighbors, and everyone knows everyone.

The tanker was headed to the INEOS plastic manufacturing plant in nearby Addyston — but the company’s yard was full.

The styrene leak at a railyard in the Cleves and Whitewater Township area has stopped, but officials said an evacuation order remains in place.

All evacuations were lifted in a western Cincinnati suburb Wednesday evening, a day after a chemical leak from a railcar.

Officials in Hamilton County, Ohio, on Wednesday, lifted the evacuation order that was put in place the night before over a chemical leak from a railcar. Hamilton County's Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency previously told anyone within half a mile of the rail yard to leave the area immediately.

An evacuation order remained in effect Wednesday for residents in an Ohio community as crews continued to work at the scene of a dangerous chemical leak. Styrene, a toxic and flammable chemical that is used to make plastic and rubber,