A struck water line and a failed well pump left thousands without water — and revealed a system with wooden pipes dating to the 1800s.

With no crosswalk at FM 1516 and Binz-Engleman, some IDEA Converse parents now pick up kids at a nearby gas station.

Waymo's human-driven Jaguars are quietly mapping Downtown Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky before any robotaxi ever hits the street.

Crews close a Rock Creek lane Wednesday to remove Joel Shapiro's 24-foot aluminum sculpture, whose future home remains undecided.

Virginia drivers alone owe $234 million in unpaid Maryland tolls, while in-state residents face registration holds for far smaller debts.

The 4.5-mile rebuild will add a new signal at Henry Ford II High School and won't wrap until November 2027.

Newly elected Mayor Nick Nesta says the two-lane stretch backs up badly even in morning traffic as Apopka keeps growing.

State flood officials just greenlit two more private fences across the levee, and Mayor Kevin McCarty says eminent domain is now on the table.

More than 508,000 Camry Hybrids built in Georgetown could lose turn signals and speedometer readouts at startup.

The Urbanist brings YouTuber Ray Delahanty to Town Hall Seattle alongside two elected transit leaders. Volunteers get free entry for helping out.

The Brooklyn Navy Yard alone gets nearly $56 million to fix Sandy-era flood damage, part of a sweeping regional resilience push.

Kansas City officials said all lanes on Southwest Trafficway would reopen by 3 p.m. Tuesday, September 1, 2026, after sinkhole repairs, restriping and equipment removal.

Otis Elementary students return this fall to air conditioning for the first time, thanks to a $7.2 million retrofit that skipped fossil fuels entirely.