Construction on dedicated bus lanes and new crosswalks begins October 6, stretching from Fox Ridge to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services in western Baltimore County through 2029.

The city's main wastewater pipe is within 5% of capacity, pushing a two-phase upgrade through 2030.

A Downtown Neighborhood Association poll found nearly 70% of neighbors oppose the new overnight closures near Tom Lee Park.

The plan narrows Lake Road by five feet and adds a 21-space lot across from Bradstreet's Landing.

Mayor Ginther unveiled the plan at Driving Park Community Center, aiming to end deadly crashes on Livingston Avenue.

Crews finished a permanent span over Kentucky Creek in Newland after floodwaters destroyed the original culvert in 2024.

BGE says an overhead route is the only way to avoid years of delay to the new rail tunnel. Remington isn't buying it.

An 80-year-old homeowner says a planned 10-foot walkway would leave her stuck shoveling snow for strangers near 179th and Antioch.

Crews will stack 4-to-8-ton boulders north of Encinas Creek as cracks spread across Carlsbad Boulevard's bike lane.

The EPA award will support Georgia water infrastructure as towns continue recovering from Helene.

Oklahoma City is pulling barrier posts off its trails after cyclists blamed them for crashes, but police worry cars will follow.

OG&E's new Horseshoe Lake turbines can already power 300,000 homes — and they're built to burn hydrogen someday.

A building permit for the Union Avenue Supercenter would fence off parking spots for Wing's delivery drones. Tacoma has no rules on the books yet.