A freight rain derailment early Wednesday morning in Chicago Ridge has blocked roadways and cut Metra service in the south suburbs.

Stafford Road, also known as state Route 32, has been closed between U.S. Route 44 and state Route 275 since the derailment.

Officials said the derailment did not cause any injuries and the cleanup effort is expected to take several days.

There were no reports of injuries or hazardous material spills in the derailment which happened around 4:45 a.m. Wednesday and caused several inbound and outbound trains to miss their scheduled ...

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