MISSOULA, MT — Montana Rail Link is working on cleanup efforts after a train derailed near Paradise on Sunday. In total, 25 railcars were part of the accident, MRL officials said. The Montana ...

A 20-foot ceiling section in the Mullan Tunnel collapsed Sunday morning, delaying the anticipated reopening of the tunnel on Montana Rail Link's main line until next Sunday. MRL officials had been ...

Montana Rail Link said in a statement Sunday. The company’s railcars left the tracks Saturday morning in Stillwater County, sending multiple cars into the Yellowstone River. No injuries were ...

Cars carrying molten sulfur or asphalt plunged into the river after a Montana Rail Link train derailed and a bridge collapsed on Saturday, officials said. By Eduardo Medina Ten cars from a freight ...

Firefighters and representatives of Montana Rail Link, which was operating the train, were responding and investigating what the cars were carrying, he said. Photos posted on social media show ...

Montana Rail Link is developing a cleanup plan and is working with its unions and BNSF Railway to reroute freight trains in the area to limit disruption of the supply chain, Beth Archer ...

Montana Rail Link, which owns the railroad, is aware of the situation, but the company that owns the train has yet to be identified, according to NBC Montana. The Sanders County Sheriff’s Office ...

Rail carrier Montana Rail Link is making “significant progress” cleaning up the site of a train derailment in northwestern Montana that spilled Coors Light and Blue Moon beer into the Clark ...

The Sanders County Fire Department was on the scene responding to the derailment, Brown said. The office of emergency management and the Montana Rail Link have also been notified of the incident.

Sunday, April 2, 2023. Montana Rail Link is investigating the derailment in which there were no injuries reported. (Ben Allan Smith/The Missoulian via AP) ...

MISSOULA, Mont. – The Missoula Redevelopment Agency (MRA) and the City of Missoula are set to discuss the future of the land north of Montana Rail Link Park in a public workshop setting.