The cost of bringing back passenger rail service connecting Wichita and Newton to Oklahoma City will cost nearly $600 million, a new estimate released Wednesday shows.
Transportation planners revealed new numbers showing that it would require about $573.3 million in rail improvement to accommodate the proposed Heartland Flyer extension, which would bring passenger rail service north into Kansas from Oklahoma City.
The Flyer already runs from Oklahoma City to Fort Worth with connections to . . .
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