Three people were treated at an area hospital after Palm Bay chemical plant leaked vaporized sodium cyanide and bromine.

A bright orange plume of smoke released into the sky from a container at a chemical research plant in Palm Bay was part of a safety feature and was not harmful, fire officials reported. The orange ...

Social media was swarming with photos and video of the orange vapor cloud on Monday afternoon. Many had no idea what it was but were concerned about breathing it in.

An orange mist containing toxic chemicals escaped from a Palm Bay chemical plant. The leak consisted of 10 gallons of vaporized bromine and sodium cyanide. Three people from the plant were taken to a ...

An orange plume of smoke was released from a chemical research plant in Palm Bay, Florida. Fire officials reported the release was a safety feature and the vapor was not harmful. No injuries were ...

A day after an orange mist escaped from a Palm Bay chemical plant, Brevard County officials confirmed the gas was made up of vaporized bromine and sodium cyanide — both toxic to humans. The Brevard ...