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The U.S. Department of Transportation is taking back management of Washington D.C.'s Union Station from Amtrak and a nonprofit, citing disrepair and safety concerns, with plans to invest in repairs, improve security, and potentially expand the station through public-private partnerships, aiming to restore its historic significance and functionality.
The Department of Transportation plans to take over management of Washington's Union Station to address its disrepair and support broader efforts by the Trump administration to enhance infrastructure and control in DC, including beautification and security measures, amid ongoing federal involvement in the city.
The Trump administration has taken control of Union Station in Washington D.C. from Amtrak, citing disrepair and the need for upgrades, as part of broader efforts to increase federal influence over the city. The move aims to improve the station's safety, appearance, and revenue, with plans for renovations and new high-speed trains, amidst ongoing federal law enforcement presence and city concerns about costs and safety.
The Trump administration announced it will take control of Washington's Union Station from Amtrak to better manage, renovate, and revitalize the historic transportation hub, aligning with broader efforts to enhance the city’s safety, infrastructure, and cultural institutions.
The Department of Transportation plans to take over Washington's Union Station, which it already owns, aiming to boost income, security, and attract private investment for redevelopment, including potential expansion and improvements to safety and infrastructure. The move is part of broader efforts to increase control over key transit hubs and enhance their appeal and safety.
The Department of Transportation will take back control of Washington D.C.'s Union Station from Amtrak to improve safety, security, and infrastructure, with plans to reinvest income into upgrades and renegotiate management agreements, amid ongoing federal efforts to address crime and homelessness at the station.
The Department of Transportation will take over management of Washington D.C.'s Union Station, which has been criticized for disrepair and safety issues, as part of broader efforts by the Trump administration to increase federal control and security in the city amid a declared crime emergency.
The U.S. Transportation Department plans to take over Washington D.C.'s Union Station, signaling a significant federal involvement in the management of this key transportation hub.
JD Vance was booed and heckled during a photo op with National Guard troops in Washington, where he and others promoted a law and order message amidst protests calling for the 'Free DC' movement. The event was marked by chants, protests, and Vance's comments on crime and safety in the city, amid a controversial deployment of troops to the capital.
Protesters heckled top Trump officials JD Vance, Pete Hegseth, and Stephen Miller during a photo op with National Guard troops at Union Station in Washington, D.C., criticizing their presence and policies, while the officials dismissed the protests and explained their reasons for stationing troops there.
Vice President JD Vance visited Union Station in Washington, DC, where he was met with protests and boos from residents opposing the deployment of National Guard troops and his stance on public safety, highlighting the political and social divide over federal intervention in the city.
Russell Moore, known for his work with IIIrd Tyme Out, will join Alison Krauss & Union Station as their guitarist and vocalist for their 2025 tour. This marks a significant change as Krauss hasn't toured with her bluegrass band in a decade. Moore will balance this new role with his commitments to IIIrd Tyme Out, with support from his bandmates. The tour will feature nearly 75 dates across North America, starting in April 2025, and is expected to boost Moore's visibility and IIIrd Tyme Out's market position.
Alison Krauss & Union Station are reuniting for their first North American tour in a decade, featuring 73 shows starting in April 2025. The tour, named the "Arcadia Tour," will also coincide with the release of their first new studio album in 14 years. The lineup includes longtime members and new addition Russell Moore, with Willie Watson as the opening act for most dates. The tour will visit major venues across the U.S. and Canada, with tickets going on sale soon.
A shooting near Union Station in Kansas City, Mo., during the Super Bowl parade left one person dead and at least 22 others injured, including nine children. The shooting, which appeared to stem from a dispute between several people, resulted in the initial detention of three young individuals, with two still under custody. No charges have been filed, and the police are seeking public assistance in providing any relevant information or video footage related to the incident.
A mass shooting at a celebration for the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl win claimed the life of Lisa Lopez-Galvan, a 44-year-old radio DJ and mother of two, and left 21 others wounded. Three suspects were detained, and the motive for the shooting remains unclear. Lopez-Galvan, known for hosting "Taste of Tejano" on KKFI 90.1 FM, was described as a beloved member of the community with a vibrant personality. She leaves behind her husband and two young children.