Drivers near Newark say the new flyovers already feel smoother, even as landscaping and signage work continues.

Hobart is rationing drinking water to one gallon per household as crews work to repair the Foss treatment plant.

A 1960s cast-iron main serving West Liberty and the university will finally get replaced.

Malcolm Graham and Joi Mayo reversed course, and now a Wednesday CRTPO vote could seal an 11-mile toll corridor to South Carolina.

Adrienne Haynes says the fast turnaround finally made her feel hopeful after pushing FWISD since 2024.

A look at Kansas City street repairs and water infrastructure work.

Bedford's aging headworks catch less than 20% of grit and rags, but a two-year fix starts this fall.

Chicago's new CTA board unanimously reappointed Lester Barclay even after a critic noted he swiped into the system just 49 times last year.

The new barge replaces one that partially sank in 2020, and it can now host Coast Guard rescue boats during harbor emergencies.

SEPTA calls its new Accelerate vision “ambitious,” but the agency admits it has no total price tag or finish date.

Three lanes reopened by mid-morning after a Tuesday crash near Hawkins left two people with minor injuries.

Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 check-in lines spilled out the doors as agents reverted to iPads and paper tickets.

Unincorporated county residents face rising garbage rates starting January, but a formal protest could still stop the hike.