2 freight trains collided in Colorado, damaging a bridge, spilling fuel and injuring 2 conductors

BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — Two freight trains have collided and derailed in Colorado, damaging a bridge, spilling fuel and injuring two conductors. The Boulder Police Department says the crash happened north of Boulder Community Hospital. Area roads were closed for several hours while officials conducted an investigation and fuel cleanups but have all since reopened. The department says one rail bridge was also destroyed in the crash, and an area electrical line was impacted, leading to about a dozen power outages. Freight train operator BNSF Railway says the cause of the collision remains under investigation. The company says two crew members were taken to the hospital with minor injuries but have since been released.