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Pennsylvania will be receiving money to add a second Amtrak train between Harrisburg and Pittsburgh, including a stop in Altoona. The state is getting $143,629,028 from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act to upgrade rail infrastructure along the Keystone West Corridor. Additionally, the state is to receive a $500,000 grant from the Corridor Identification and […]

A proposed Milwaukee to Madison to Minneapolis Amtrak route is one of five in Wisconsin getting $500,000 planning grants. The routes have been selected as priorities for passenger rail expansion.

The U.S. Federal Railroad Administration will provide seed money and future help to launch the Front Range Passenger Rail train project, which would link Fort Collins and Pueblo.

The federal government will provide $500,000 in seed money to help kick-start construction of Colorado's Front Range Passenger Rail project, which would establish train service between Fort Collins and Pueblo -- a decision that brings the prospect of millions more in future funding.

Five new routes in Wisconsin have been selected to receive $500,000 each in planning and development grants.

The U.S. Federal Railroad Administration will provide seed money and future help to launch the Front Range Passenger Rail train project, which would link Fort Collins and Pueblo.

The U.S. Federal Railroad Administration will provide seed money and future help to launch the Front Range Passenger Rail train project, which would link Fort Collins and Pueblo.

U.S. Senator Bob Casey, D-PA, and U.S. Rep. Matt Cartwright, D-PA-8, has announced the first step in funding a commuter train from Scranton to New York City. The project calls from a stop in the Pocon...

The City of Chattanooga has received a grant to complete a study on bringing an Amtrak rail service to the area.

The plans include a new route that would run from Pittsburgh to Chicago, crossing through Columbus, Ohio, and Fort Wayne, Indiana.