Starting today, the Mount Bachelor, the Talgo Series 8 trainset that has been out of service since its cab car was impaled by ...

Amtrak ridership is now well above pre-pandemic levels between Portland and British Columbia, and it’s only expected to grow ...

The MTA might be right that there are better ways for Amtrak to rehab the East River tubes, but the time for protest is over.

An Oregon bill designed to foster rail cooperation between Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia is hoped to be the first ...

April 25 (UPI) --Amtrak is planning a new route between Mobile, Ala., and New Orleans, La., twice daily called "Mardi Gras Service." The 143-mile trip links the two cities with something they have ...

Amtrak’s new route, the Mardi Gras Service, is launching in New Orleans this summer, bringing train travel back to the scenic Gulf Coast for the first time in nearly 20 years. The twice-daily ...

An Amtrak route that stretched between New Orleans and Mobile in 1996 is returning in June after a near 30-year hiatus, but under a new identity that nods to a centuries-old holiday.

CASCADE, Iowa (KCRG) - Parents at Cascade High School say their children are upset and humiliated after students created fake nude images of them using artificial intelligence. According to the ...

The Amtrak extension into the New River Valley represents a significant development in Virginia’s transportation infrastructure, aimed at enhancing connectivity and promoting economic growth in ...

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Amtrak has announced the name of its new rail service, which is set to bring passengers to and from New Orleans and Mobile, Alabama. On Thursday, Amtrak officials announced ...

UPDATE (9:37 p.m.): Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson expressed his excitement regarding the new Amtrak passenger rail line’s name, which pays homage to both cities’ festive traditions.

The two rivals have downgraded diplomatic and trade ties, closed the main border crossing and revoked visas for each other’s nationals. Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to ...