Two dead after train derails in Pecos

Adrian HeddenEl Rito Mediaachedden@currentargus.com Officials in Pecos, Texas, confirmed last Thursday that two people were killed when a train derailed on U.S. Highway 285 near the town’s downtown area Wednesday night. The train, owned by Union Pacific, left the tracks…

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