READING, Pa. - A construction project that includes a long-term detour that will affect drivers in northwest Reading is scheduled to begin Monday. PennDOT says crews will be replacing a bridge that takes Schuylkill Avenue (Route 183) over Norfolk Southern Railroad tracks.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court denied defendants' petition for allowance of appeal in Syngenta Crop Protection v. Nemeth, leaving unresolved the lingering uncertainty that has followed the U.S. Supreme Court's Mallory v.

U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan found there wasn’t a close enough connection between the statements Norfolk Southern had given about its strategic plan and accident risk to mandate disclosing “an undefined increase” in risk.

Travel restrictions related to a project to replace the bridge that carries Schuylkill Avenue over railroad tracks in Reading has been delayed by two weeks. The 400 block of Schuylkill Avenue will be closed for almost two years starting March 3,

Norfolk Southern reached a settlement in a death at one of its crossings in Liberty. Now the railroad wants the city to cover the cost.

A federal judge on Thursday dismissed a lawsuit accusing Norfolk Southern of causing hundreds of millions of dollars of losses for bondholders by concealing safety risks prior to the February 2023 derailment in East Palestine,

The Cincinnati Southern Railway trust may face a major capital gains tax bill from the commonwealth of Kentucky on the $1.6 billion it received from Norfolk Southern after voters approved the sale of the formerly city owned railroad in 2023.

While Amtrak bus service between Reading and Philadelphia is ending, Reading's mayor says efforts to restore passenger rail service are moving forward.

Trains are rolling again on Norfolk Southern’s Heartland Corridor after flooding on the route in southern West Virginia, eastern Kentucky, southwest Virginia, and eastern Ohio due to a storm that began on Friday.

The deaths of seven people, including a one-week-old baby, are alleged in a series of new lawsuits filed against Norfolk Southern and the Environmental Protection Agency.