Cargo Train Derails in Colorado, Spilling Diesel

The incident, which occurred near Loveland, resulted in no injuries and the spill was successfully contained.

A cargo train locomotive derailed in Loveland, Colorado, early Wednesday, spilling hundreds of gallons of diesel.
The spill was contained and did not reach any waterways, with no reported injuries.
The derailment occurred near a sugar factory and some homes, but only the locomotive was affected, not the other cars carrying sugar.
A hazardous materials contractor is involved in the cleanup, and the railway will inspect the tracks before resuming operations.
This incident marks the second train derailment in Colorado in just over a week.