Transportation delays and cancellations are carrying over into Wednesday for train commuters after a huge warehouse fire shut down several rail lines in West Baltimore. A massive fire Monday night ...

About 30 residents of nearby homes were temporarily evacuated. A MARC train sits on the tracks as Baltimore firefighters battle a 4-alarm blaze at a warehouse in West Baltimore on May 12 ...

Reacting to criticism of the state’s lax safety oversight by federal investigators probing the fatal train ... on MARC’s Brunswick line, where the accident took place, and between Baltimore ...

Several train lines in and out of Baltimore have been disrupted after a fire broke out at a vacant, multi-story mattress warehouse Monday evening, authorities said. The burning warehouse is near ...

Commuters who typically take the train to work ... adjacent to an Amtrak line has canceled MARC trains and paused Amtrak service between Baltimore and Washington, transportation officials said ...

The blaze has also disrupted MARC commuter rail services, according to the Maryland Department of Transportation and the Baltimore City Fire Department. The warehouse’s proximity to train tracks ...

City officials have been working on track safety since January, when an 81-year-old Gaithersburg man was hit and killed by an inbound MARC train near the MARC station at Summit Avenue in Olde Towne.