Amtrak’s St. Paul-Chicago Borealis service disrupted by equipment problem
Amtrak’s daily Borealis service between St. Paul and Chicago was disrupted Wednesday, with buses replacing trains. The cause of the train cancellation was corrosion of passenger railcars used on the route. Amtrak made the announcement Wednesday morning and said the cancellation also affected its Downeaster, Hiawatha and Cascades service.
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Amtrak trains in Milwaukee to see delays and route changesAmtrak says riders should expect changes to some routes that run through Milwaukee. The company said some of its cars had ...
Anthony Vazquez/Sun-Times Share Amtrak passengers at Chicago Union Station Wednesday morning found their plans had gone slightly off track. Instead of the navigating the downtown terminal’s ...
Amtrak CEO Stephen Gardner said Wednesday he's stepping down immediately after more than four years as head of the U.S.
Amtrak CEO Stephen Gardner is stepping down from his position to “to ensure that Amtrak continues to enjoy the full faith and ...
Amtrak's Borealis line, connecting Milwaukee to the Twin Cities and Chicago, has surpassed 100,000 passengers in its first five months. The route, which debuted in May, has seen an average of 650 ...
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The pedestrian killed after being struck by a freight train Friday afternoon near Lake Forest has been identified.
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