A Ballwin homeowner's appliances were damaged after crews hit an unmarked electric line. Industry data and new state rules signal a broader problem with underground digs.

A crash at Poplar Avenue and Yates Road in East Memphis left two dead and three injured. Police blocked the intersection as investigators worked the scene.

DoorDash and Wing rolled out a drone pilot from a hub at Tanger Outlets in Locust Grove, letting eligible homes get small‑order meals in roughly 20 minutes.

SMART will launch Route 350 to Wixom and rework several Oakland County lines, while retiring Route 796. Service changes take effect April 20.

Neighbors and Del. Michele Guyton say the 103‑year‑old Warren Road Bridge in Cockeysville is corroded, repeatedly repaired and still awaiting replacement funding. Residents want action now.

York County landed roughly $62M in state infrastructure bank support to move a $106M redesign of the I‑77 Exit 82 interchange forward, with design and federal approvals next.

A Manhattan mother who was struck while carrying her infant is suing the driver and pressing lawmakers to force repeat speeders to use speed‑limiting technology.

The MTA told a federal court it cannot start Phase 2 of the Second Avenue Subway in East Harlem until the owner of 2049 Second Ave. allows inspections and shoring work. The agency says the hold‑up risks costly delays.

Months-long cave-in on Saratoga Avenue has residents fuming as temporary fixes fail; News 12 says DEP is dispatching crews.

Nearly four years after Utah made 105 mph a reckless‑driving crime, state data show citations peaked then fell — but troopers still find extreme speeds. Read the numbers and what officials say.

A California bill would let drivers install EPA‑approved E‑85 conversion kits, opening a cheaper fuel option; the measure just cleared a key Assembly committee. Supporters promise savings while regulators weigh emissions and enforcement trade‑offs.

Airport officials say ICE agents who had been assisting TSA at PHL are expected to leave as early as Thursday after a controversial deployment during the DHS shutdown.

Duval County Public Schools says eight students were medically assessed after a school bus leaving the Jacksonville Zoo was in a minor crash. The incident follows a separate Zoo Parkway wreck last week.