Trains

Look at this throwback picture of a California Zephyr train in Glenwood Springs in 1954.

I've lived in Grand Junction most of my life, and I think I know a lot about the Valley. Imagine how shocked I was when I found out about the Little Book Cliff Railway.

It may just be for the best to never talk politics ever again.

By now you've seen the mile long line on Union Pacific engines stored just off the Riverside Parkway in Grand Junction. They're pretty hard to miss. Now take a look at the trains from a different point of view.

For those who may be seeking a fall adventure, a ride on the Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad might just be the ticket.

A train crashed into a Hoboken, N.J. station Thursday morning, causing more than 100 injuries and an unconfirmed number of deaths.

As you start watching this video, you might think it's an April Fools Day prank. If you watch all the way to the end, you'll understand why Denver RTD decided to join this campaign.

When you think of building railroads, you probably think of old-timey tough guys with massive hammers, beating in the huge metal stakes as they made their way across the country.
Well, the times, they are a changin'.

Snow? What snow?

Train crashes are horrifying enough with the added element of waiting to see it happen making it worse.