Officials say no one was injured when a train hauling coal derailed in rural North Texas, sending some cars into a creek.
Union Pacific spokesman Jeff DeGraff says 26 cars derailed off the end of a southbound train around 6:30 p.m. Sunday in the city of Roanoke, about 30 miles north of Fort Worth. Some of those cars fell into a creek below a bridge. DeGraff says it wasnt immediately clear what caused the derailment. Union Pacific crews were responding to investigate and begin cleaning up.
26 Coal Cars Derail In Roanoke, Texas
Monday, August 22nd, 2016
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