More than 100 fish dead in Flat Creek
About a hundred fish have turned up dead after thousands of pounds of soybeans spilled into Flat Creek. Contractors are racing to get those soybeans out of the water in an effort to stop the fish kill. An environmental scientist explains what’s at stake if they don’t move quickly.
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