A failed valve left Route 18 and Franklin Manor dry as neighbors like Bruce Graham, who has colitis, stretch every drop.

Columbia's Gamecocks stadium is adding 7.5 times more restroom fixtures per female fan as part of a $350 million overhaul.

A pharmacy owner near Oviedo on the Park says growth is booming, but a promised crosswalk isn't.

TSA activated three face-scan e-gates for PreCheck flyers as United tests food pre-ordering ahead of Newark's busy Labor Day rush.

The 2.7-mile paved path finally links Downtown Cleveland to East Side parks, with a ribbon-cutting still to come.

Ten students from a tuition-free Honolulu program signed job offers or apprenticeships at a signing day held at Lowe's Hawaiʻi.

Bad soil beneath a concrete support forced crews to demolish and rebuild part of the flood project near West Sacramento, adding a year to the timeline.

Veteran hangar owners say Clark County wants their buildings without paying a dime. A new meeting looms Thursday.

Tularosa trustees approved land for a desalination plant tapping a salty 1950s-era well, with some neighbors worried about their own taps.

Point Loma, Ocean Beach and Golden Hill homeowners near SAN could get free soundproofing, but the waitlist already tops thousands.

No word yet on when service will be restored, but crews are working the problem at Portland International Airport.

Some Old Las Palmas homeowners say hiding overhead wires is worth six-figure assessments for safety and resale value.

Drivers say bathroom breaks shouldn't mean a ticket — the city may finally let cabs use commercial meters citywide.