E. Ray Lichty, a retired CSX executive who began a 40-year career on the old Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, died of kidney failure Nov. 10 at Stella Maris Hospice. The Cockeysville resident was 88. Born ...

Los Angeles’ World Cup plan has centered on adding 330 buses to its fleet and extending existing lines to cities like Santa Monica to the north and Torrance to the south of Inglewood, where matches ...

While the Nasdaq 100 (^NDX) is filled with cutting-edge technology and consumer companies, not all are on solid footing. Some ...

Industrials businesses quietly power the physical things we depend on, from cars and homes to e-commerce infrastructure. But ...

A powerful offshore earthquake has rattled northern Japan, sending tsunami waves toward the Pacific coastline and jolting coastal communities into late night evacuations. The tremor, measured at ...

But those weren’t the only hats he wore for the town of Severn over the years. In 1984, then mayor Wallace Stephenson asked ...

Brunswick occupies a sweet spot on Georgia’s coast, positioned like a well-placed chess piece between Savannah and Jacksonville. This location provides the perfect balance—close enough to larger ...

Rail took a while to reach Northern Virginia. The railroad first reached Washington, DC in 1835, but it would be another twenty-six years before the line was extended across the Potomac.

Baltimore’s path to becoming one of the four largest cities in the US began long before its first railroad tracks were laid. But the city’s growth before the Civil War was deeply intertwined with the ...

The MBTA’s commuter rail ticketing system, mTicket, is back on line and passengers can once again buy tickets through the app, Keolis Commuter Services said. The system was first reported as not ...

While it is impossible to summarize the rail industry’s year in a single article, there were certain key stories and themes ...

The name originated during the period of Boris Johnson boosterism. People no longer want Brexit triumphalism, but things that actually work What’s in a name? A government minister has a good answer ...