Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell Announces Plan to More Than Double Housing Capacity Under Updated One Seattle Comprehensive Plan
Mayor Bruce Harrell released the One Seattle Comprehensive Plan update to address housing needs by adding over 330,000 units. The plan includes zoning changes, strategies for affordability, and anti-displacement measures.
New Direct Flights Between Las Vegas and Washington D.C. Get Tentative Nod from U.S. Department of Transportation
The U.S. Department of Transportation has tentatively approved Southwest Airlines' proposal for direct flights between Las Vegas and Washington D.C., pending final order after a comment period.
Jefferson Parish Council Approves Ochsner Health's Plans for New Children's Hospital Amid Neighborhood Concerns
The Jefferson Parish Council approved Ochsner Health's plan for a new children's hospital, despite local opposition regarding the demolition of homes and neighborhood disruption.
Denver's Compost Collection Expands to Park Hill, Central Park, and East Colfax Areas
Denver is expanding its composting program to Park Hill, Central Park, and East Colfax, with residents advised to select a compost cart size. The initiative includes distribution of carts, kitchen pails, and composting guides.
Enlow Road Reopens, Findlay and North Fayette Traffic Flow Reinstated After Infrastructure Improvements
Road repairs on Enlow Road in Findlay and North Fayette are complete, providing better traffic flow and road safety for the average 774 daily drivers.
Chapel Hill's Homestead Aquatic Center to Close for Renovations, Community Center Pool Available as Alternative
The Homestead Aquatic Center in Chapel Hill will close for renovations on October 21, 2024, until March 2025, with alternative swimming available at the Community Center pool.
Inspector General’s Report Exposes Deficiencies in New Orleans DPW Traffic Signal Program
The New Orleans Inspector General report reveals failures in the DPW's traffic signal program, highlighting understaffing and inadequate maintenance affecting safety and traffic.
Study Reveals Decline in Job Accessibility Across Major U.S. Cities Amid Post-Pandemic Transportation Challenges
The University of Minnesota reports a decline in job accessibility across US urban areas due to changes in transit post-COVID-19, with driving commutes heavily impacted.












