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CSX announced Thursday afternoon that residents could return home after a chemical fire from a train derailment forced many to evacuate outside of Livingston, Ky., ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. “The fire is completely out,” CSX spokesperson Bryan Tucker said in an email, the Associated Press reported. He added that officials reviewed the air monitoring…

Cleanup from the train derailment in Livingston is expected to take a few days, officials said.

CSX said molten sulphur spilled in the derailment and was on fire Wednesday night.

Responders were fighting the fire well into Thursday, and are monitoring for toxic air releases from the blaze.

The fire happened after a Norfolk Southern train collided with a CSX train, Norfolk Southern told USA TODAY.

A stolen car that was abandoned on a set of railroad tracks in Zephyrhills was struck by a CSX train on Monday morning, according to the Florida Highway Patrol

Thousands of dollars in shoes and clothing didn't make it to their final destination because they were stolen from a train in Nashville.

CSX’s chief operating officer, Jamie Boychuk, will be leaving the company, while the Rail Customer Coalition wants President Joe Biden to renominate Surface Transportation Board Chairman Marty Oberman and board member Patrick Fuchs to the board. The post CSX exec to depart; rail shippers urge renomination of STB members appeared first on FreightWaves.

Ocala police officials have released their final report on the man who was hit and killed by a CSX train on July 4. The death was ruled accidental.

A CSX train carrying about 40 cars derailed just outside Philadelphia early Monday morning, and company officials say the weather is to blame.