West Virginia chemical spill cuts water for up to 300,000
(Reuters) - A chemical spill along a West Virginia river on Thursday has resulted in a tap water ban for as many as 300,000 people, shutting down bars and restaurants and forcing residents to line up for bottled water at stores.
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