UPDATE:

Crews continue working through the overnight hours, cleaning up from a train derailment near downtown Indianapolis. Cranes are being used to handle the rail equipment. As of 2:30 a.m., one rail car remained on its side. It is suspected that high winds were responsible for the accident.

Firefighters are on the scene of a train derailment on the near east side of Indianapolis.

Video shows two train cars overturned near College and Market downtown. There have been no injuries or spills reported at this time.

Indianapolis firefighters checked for, but didn't find any leaks. The cause of the derailment remains under investigation.

The train belongs to CSX, which said one of the overturned cars was carrying flour and the other contained non-hazardous lubricating oil.



The train was on its way from Indianapolis to Cincinnati. It has two locomotives and 111 freight cars total (68 loaded cars and 43 empty cars). Other freight on the train includes food products, minerals, chemical solvents and sheet steel.



CSX says employees are on their way to the site to assess the situation and make arrangements to remove the cars and restore rail service "as quickly as safety allows."



CSX thanked the Indianapolis Fire Department's quick response to the incident.