Kentucky crews work to remove remaining 2 runaway barges stuck in Ohio River, including 1 containing methanol. There's no evidence of a chemical leak, officials say

Two runaway barges remain stuck in the Ohio River, according to officials in Louisville, Kentucky, who reiterated Wednesday there is still no evidence of a chemical leak as one of

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