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After an Ohio derailment spewed toxic chemicals and forced a towns evacuation, Nebraska lawmakers are being urged to protect public safety by requiring at least two crew members on trains.

Union Pacific CEO Lance Fritz, under fire from a major investment firm, will step down this year.

Deciding where to live, work and raise a family are some of the most important decisions people make in their lives. Here are the most important factors that draw people to Nebraska’s mid-sized cities.

Acting with rare decisiveness, federal lawmakers remove the last bargaining tool of railroad unions and ensure that trains will keep running.

Millions of dollars in drugs have reportedly been found in a structural compartment of a Union Pacific railroad car.

Once a train crew goes out on the rails, they might be away from home for several days.

Candidates debate in the race to represent Nebraska's 42nd district in the state legislature.

The picket, the latest in a series of informational pickets initiated by the Railroad Workers Rank-and-File Committee, was held to organize workers against the deliberate violation of the will of railroaders by the union apparatus and to build support for the railroaders within the general public.

Rail companies and union negotiators reached a tentative agreement early Thursday morning,

Railroad union members rallied Saturday, saying they want better working conditions, and the current settlement offer doesn't have it.