rail, railroad (AmE), railway (BrE), train
bus, coach (BrE)
metro, subway (AmE), tube (BrE), underground (BrE)
next
We get off at the next station.

get to, go to
We got to the station just as the train was pulling out.

leave
The bus leaves the station at 09.00 hours.

arrive at
The train arrived at Pisa station twenty minutes late.

building
platform
car park (BrE), parking lot (AmE)
agent (AmE), manager (BrE), master (usually stationmaster), staff

at a/the station
He got off at the same station.
We waited for him at the bus station.

in a/the station
There's a newspaper kiosk in the station.

radio, television, TV
foreign, local
digital, FM, pirate
a digital radio station

cable, satellite
commercial
news

get, pick up, tune in to, tune to
I can pick up a lot of foreign stations on this radio.

listen to
operate, run

air sth, broadcast sth, play sth
The station airs 14 hours of local news per week.

manager (esp. AmE)

ambulance (esp. BrE), fire, lifeboat (BrE), police
polling
I went into a polling station and cast my vote.

power
filling, gas (AmE), petrol (BrE), service
service (BrE), way (often figurative, esp. AmE)
We stopped for a break at a motorway service station.
The UK post was a way station to retirement.

earth, space
radar, tracking, weather

operate, run
close, open

house (AmE)
The police led me into the station house.

forecourt (BrE)
a petrol station forecourt

attendant, manager, owner
a petrol station attendant (BrE)
a gas station attendant (AmE)

chief (AmE)
the CIA station chief in Vietnam

commander, officer (both esp. BrE)
The meeting had to be abandoned after local fire station officer, Dave Temple, was called away to a fire.