GLADSTONE, OR (KPTV) -
A milk tanker-truck crashed Sunday afternoon on Southeast 82nd Drive near Interstate 205, spilling about 100 gallons of milk on the roadway.

The truck was rounding the curve on the exit from Interstate 205 northbound to Southeast 82nd Drive when the milk in the rear trailer sloshed and caused it to tip.

The milk was considered a hazardous material because it was not pasteurized and therefore may have contained E. Coli.

ALBION — The Kendallville Fire Department HAZMAT team took action Wednesday to keep fish in Skinner Lake from dying over spilled milk. An overturned dairy truck prompted the call Wednesday, along with the fact that the Indiana Department of Environmental Management classifies large volumes of milk as a hazardous material, explained Noble County Sheriff’s Department chief deputy Chad Willett. Stephen Trahin, 65, of Fort Wayne had just pulled the tanker truck out of Gorsuch...

NORTH JACKSON, Ohio - Hazmat crews spent the day Friday trying to keep a spill from contaminating the Valley's major supply of drinking water.

A truck overturned on an Ohio Turnpike ramp in North Jackson late in the morning, spilling it's load of buttermilk. Crews were concerned that the liquid would leak into a stream that flows into the Meander Reservoir.

About 3,000 gallons of milk spilled into a swampy-area that feeds into the Meander Reservoir Friday afternoon.

It happened around 1 p.m. after a tractor-trailer lost control and tipped over onto the ramp from Interstate 76 to Mahoning Avenue in Austintown. HAZMAT was called to clean up the spill because milk carries bacteria that can be harmful if it gets into a body of water.

Hazmat crews were investigating a sticky, white substance dumped into a Santa Rosa storm drain Thursday.

A Proctor Terrace youth admitted he dumped the results from his attempt to make moonshine into the drain on Geary Drive at El Camino Way, Santa Rosa police officials said.

The youth could possibly be fined for the dumping, Officer Alan Schellerup said.

“He said he dumped five gallons of milk that had soured and gelled,” Schellerup said.