Union Pacific

U.S. Highway 30/287 was open.

No injuries have been reported.

Union Pacific said the number of carloads of freight it delivered in the first quarter fell 7%.

The legislation would essentially take minimum sizes for train crews off the table.

The association says the requirement would impose undue costs and stifle automation technology.

No hazardous materials were spilled and no one was injured.

Three Union Pacific employees were taken to the hospital Friday evening after an ammonia leak in the Cheyenne rail yard.

National Transportation Safety Board investigators say the final recorded speed of the train before it crashed was 56 mph.

Damage was limited to the vehicle itself and the railcar on which it was being transported.

The Sheriff's Office says the Union Pacific work truck was on the same track as the train when the crash occurred.