Friday's train derailment resulted in a "significant hazardous materials spill," Mount Carmel Mayor Joe Judge told Newsweek.

Two crew members were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries in the derailment of a Norfolk Southern train that also led to a hazardous-materials incident on Friday (July 18, 2025). Newsweek ...

Clean up is underway in Wabash County after a massive trail derailment left two engineers injured. Emergency personnel have ...

He tells Eyewitness News that as of 5 a.m., the area is contained, and Norfolk Southern contractors are on scene removing the ...

A train derailment has been reported in Wabash County. Officials with the Mt. Carmel Fire Department say the train derailed near Bellmont. Officials go on to say it happened near Route 15 East of ...

Mayor Joe Judge of Mount Carmel has taken to Facebook to update the community on the situation regarding the train derailment ...

As the cleanup from a train derailment in Wabash County continues, first responders have been released from the scene.

The train was traveling at between 75 and 78 mph (121 and 125 kph), just below the speed limit of 79 mph (127 kph) on that section of track, when its emergency brakes were activated, the report said.

In a service alert, the transit agency said train #116, which was scheduled to leave Antioch at 3:38 p.m., is not operating due to a derailment near Antioch.