Higher-than-normal crash rates on Ronald Reagan Boulevard are pushing Georgetown to lower speeds and redraw school zones.

More than six in ten UMass student voters reported near-miss scooter collisions, pushing the campus to make riders dismount and walk.

A resident committee wants voters to fix streets rated 63% fair or worse, warning delays could cost millions more.

Granite Construction will rebuild a mile of the trail through campus, fixing root-cracked pavement and dark stretches by early 2029.

One delinquent Houston business hasn't paid its water bill since 1997, racking up a $3.5 million debt as citywide shutoffs loom.

Charlie Leighton Park's $4.5 million makeover adds six parking spots, but boaters with rigs over 20 feet may need to look elsewhere.

Columbia Heights votes Sept. 14 on a plan that would cut lanes, add roundabouts and speed up buses along a corridor with some of Minnesota's most dangerous intersections.

Old racks pulled from city sites will be donated to local schools as Brookhaven expands cycling infrastructure.

A restored timber-era pond boat now sits at the center of Bingen's new roundabout, marking the end of a 12-year fix for train-blocked roads.

A PacifiCorp transformer failure during 104-degree heat left thousands dark overnight, and St. George now wants residents easing up on power use through the evening rush.

A driver shortage led Ramona Unified to cut bus stops, leaving one dad's son with a 3.5-mile walk home during a record heat wave.

Humble is standardizing pipe strength on private fire mains citywide, with violators facing fines up to $2,000 a day.

A design deal signed aboard the USS Potomac widens Oakland's estuary so mega-ships can turn without waiting on the tide.