East Palestine Residents Displaced and Fearful After Months Of Living With Derailed Train's Aftermath

Residents were forced to evacuate their Ohio town after a train derailment caused a massive fire.
Many have returned home but report illnesses and worry about environmental damage.
The railroad is paying for temporary housing and gave out small "inconvenience" checks but most residents received little assistance.
The cleanup is expected to take several more months, leaving residents unsure whether to stay or abandon their longtime community.
Residents fear for their health, property values and the future of their tight-knit village in the derailment's wake.