CHICAGO (WLS) -- A freight train was robbed on Chicago's West Side on Tuesday afternoon, a Metra spokesperson said. BNSF trains were halted due to police activity near West 19th Street and South ...

The Texas Transportation Commission approved $160.4 million in state funds for five rail grade separation projects across Texas — and two of them are in Amarillo. The projects, which also include ones ...

The United States Supreme Court is still deciding whether or not to take a case related to Nebraska’s proposed Perkins County Canal but even so the state is moving forward with its plans and more ...

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Weeks after the actions of a Chicago Public Schools crossing guard went viral and sparked a call for donations, he decided to pay it forward to Project H.O.O.D., an organization helping youth on the ...

Weeks after the actions of a Chicago Public Schools crossing guard went viral and sparked a call for donations, he decided to pay it forward to Project H.O.O.D., an organization helping youth on the ...

METRA service on the BNSF line was disrupted Thursday morning after a vehicle struck a bridge Thursday. As of 7:30 a.m., the METRA website posted service had resumed and inbound and outbound trains ...

Josenrique Rodriguez stopped about a block from school. The street he had to cross was covered in ice, snow and water, and Rodriguez, 13, didn’t want his feet to get soaked — or his new Air Jordan ...

CHICAGO — A local crossing guard went above and beyond to help a student get across a flooded Chicago street on Thursday. Joe Sass is a crossing guard at Jamieson Elementary School, located at 5650 ...

CHICAGO (WGN) — A water main break in Chicago on Thursday morning left some commuters wading through frigid waters, but one kid who had to make the trek was kept dry thanks to a particularly helpful ...

Work is moving forward on a second railroad “quiet zone” through Bellingham, where locomotive engineers won’t be required to sound their horns. Construction is set to start next year on the Pine ...