The Kentucky River is looking and smelling a little different after Tuesday's fire at the Jim Beam warehouse.
Thousands of fish are not swimming, but floating down the river.
Officials say alcohol that entered into a nearby creek and then the Kentucky River caused bacteria to multiply, taking the oxygen out of the water and suffocating the fish.
A plume of that contamination has gone more than 40km downstream.
Watch the video for the full CBS News report.
