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October 27, 2023
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — To help quickly spot safety defects on moving trains, Norfolk Southern said Thursday it has installed the first of more than a dozen of a new generation of automated inspection portals on its tracks in Ohio — not far from where one of its trains careened off the tracks in February […]
October 27, 2023
CHARLESTON — West Virginia Division of Motor Vehicles Commissioner Everett Frazier is pleased to announce that over 80,000 knowledge tests have been taken onl
October 27, 2023
CHARLESTON — Halloween is a beloved holiday tradition in America, with millions of people, young and old, working on their best costumes and gearing up for a
October 27, 2023
By Josh Funk To help quickly spot safety defects on moving trains, Norfolk Southern said Thursday it has installed the first of more than a dozen of a new
October 26, 2023
Mussel Harvesting Returns to All of Oregon Coast - Open again from Bandon to Brookings
October 26, 2023
SALEM, N.H. — Residents are again lobbying for traffic lights at the intersection of Route 111 and Ermer Road as the town wants safety improvements at the intersection where there’s
October 26, 2023
OMAHA, Neb. — To help quickly spot safety defects on moving trains, Norfolk Southern said Thursday it has installed the first of more than a dozen of a new generation of automated inspection...
October 26, 2023
Norfolk Southern has installed the first of what will be more than a dozen of a new generation of automated inspection portals on its tracks in Ohio — not far from where one of its trains derailed in February and spilled hazardous chemicals that caught fire
October 26, 2023
To help quickly spot safety defects on moving trains, Norfolk Southern said Thursday it has installed the first of more than a dozen of a new generation of automated inspection portals on its tracks in Ohio — not far from where one of its trains careened off the tracks in February and spilled hazardous chemicals that caught fire. The pictures are analyzed by artificial intelligence software the railroad developed. Unlike previous versions, these new inspection portals will be able to ca...