Containment booms have been set up in the Mary's River to capture any additional leaked materials. On Saturday afternoon, Corvallis Fire said one train car had entered the river, while two others ...

A train car derailed and crashed into the Marys River after the structural failure of a trestle on Saturday afternoon in Corvallis ... an outdoors reporter in Oregon for 16 years and is host ...

Courtesy of Corvallis Police A railroad trestle in Corvallis, Oregon, collapsed Saturday afternoon, sending one freight car into the Marys River. Another freight car was partially submerged ...

Corvallis officials said the city's main water intake on the Willamette River is two miles upstream from the site so there is no risk of contamination for the city's drinking water supply. Oregon ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A railroad bridge collapsed after a freight train attempted to cross it, releasing an unknown amount of cargo into the Marys River in Corvallis early Saturday afternoon ...

"The removal of the car in the river will help to give us a clearer picture of what might have happened," Ciuba said in an email. First responders from Corvallis Police and Fire were on scene for ...

A train bridge over the Marys River in Corvallis collapsed on Saturday, sending one train car filled with agricultural materials into the river. No injuries were reported. The train car ...

CORVALLIS, Ore. — A train trestle collapsed Saturday afternoon while a freight train was crossing over a river in Corvallis, dropping one train car into the water below, police confirmed.

A statement posted to Facebook by Corvallis police said an ... figure out how to get the ones in the river out,” Wirtis said. “We’ve made sure (Oregon Health Authority) is notified so ...

Historically, it has paused posting and sweeping illegal homeless encampments two to three weeks prior to what is essentially ...

Neither does the Oregon Department of Transportation ... begin once the derailed cars are removed from the Marys River. For now, Corvallis police want people to avoid boating or other activities ...