Railroad Tracks Reopen After Train Derailment In Stephens County

Twelve train cars have been removed from the railroad tracks in Marlow after a train derailed Sunday. Union Pacific said they have also repaired the damaged rail.

Train traffic has resumed, and the damaged train cars are currently being stored on the railroad’s right-of-way. The train cars will be removed at a later date, according to Union Pacific.

At around 12:45 p.m., 12 train cars derailed near Railroad Street and Memorial Drive.

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Union Pacific said the train cars spilled flour and grain.

The derailment still remains under investigation, according to Union Pacific.

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There were no injuries reported.