In an Aug. 16 update, the Dodge County Sheriff's Office said the train cars leaking crude oil were contained and air quality ...

Amtrak said in a statement that service has resumed on the track. Travelers from Minneapolis and Chicago use this route.

Both train tracks that were affected by Friday’s derailment near Reeseville are back open, officials with Canadian Pacific ...

The derailed train cars in Dodge County were carrying crude oil, but some leakage is not of immediate danger to the public.

Railway tracks have reopened after crews completed initial cleanup of a Canadian Pacific train derailment in Dodge County last Friday.

Officials say the derailment happened off Danville Road – and as many as ten train cars have jumped the railroad tracks.

The oil leak began after about 30 trains cars derailed from a CPKC train, the company formerly known as Canadian Pacific Railroad.

According to the Dodge County Sheriff's Office, the train was carrying crude oil. Some of the oil is believed to have leaked ...

Dodge County authorities provide an update after a train derailed just west of the Village of Reeseville. 22 cars left the tracks.

Earlier today, Aug. 15, the Dodge County Sheriff's Office received a report of a train derailment between Maiden Lane Rd. and the Village of Reeseville in the Town of Lowell ...

A Canadian Pacific train derailed in Lowell, in southwest Dodge County, two years ago. A train derailed in Reeseville in Dodge County, according to a local fire department.

Authorities are working with officials at Canadian Pacific to determine their next steps following a train derailment near the village of Reeseville.