I dug a road into the railroad bank. … I made everybody hit their gas and don’t stop,” said Ron Kell, manager of the Old ...

Six employees from Impact Plastics are confirmed missing or dead by the Tennessee Department of Health after being swept away ...

The families of the 11 Tennessee plastics plant workers swept away by Hurricane Helene’s deadly floodwaters are demanding answers from the company after its officials claimed no flood warnings or ...

The company came under fire after allegations circulated that employees were told they would be penalized for leaving work.

CEO Gerald O'Connor said in a video Friday that employees were told to leave 45 minutes before the flooding hit and that ...

Guillermo Mendoza can still remember the last phone call he received from his mother, Bertha, in the morning hours of Sept.

As of Wednesday night, TOSHA’s Chief Communication Officer Chris Cannon said Impact Plastics had yet to notify them of the ...

Impact Plastics President and CEO Gerald O'Connor released a video statement concerning its preliminary internal review of ...

A man employed by Impact Plastics claims he and his coworkers were told to stay at the facility as the area began to flood.

Impact Plastics Inc. founder Gerald O'Connor disputed claims from employees at another local business that his company refused to let workers leave until flooding made roads impassable.

We shouldn’t have worked, we shouldn’t have been there. none of us should’ve been there and that’s what I would say to them.

Six employees died at the Erwin, Tennessee plastics plant as Hurricane Helene caused widespread devastation across the region ...