Kindergarteners, sixth and ninth graders were among those dropped from bus rosters. Fixes are promised by September 3.

Federal dollars will replace three diesel ferries and add a fourth boat as ridership hits its highest mark since 2017.

Crews raced to patch a major leak and reconnect Groveport's own supply, but lab tests are keeping the boil order alive into Thursday.

Class 2 and 3 throttle e-bikes would be banned from Butterfield and Yellow Fork Canyons, with a $150 fine for speeders on other trails.

A century-old land deed tied to Tyson Park may block any Dolly Parton tribute at Knoxville's airport, even as Nashville's petition tops 90,000 signatures.

MoDOT says bridge work continues on the Big Creek span, with the old 1948 Green Bridge already torn down.

Water production should resume in about 12 hours, but crews warn a second failure in as many days has strained the system.

Weaver Park kicks off a passport-style pub crawl along the Pinellas Trail, with free helmets for kids until 4 pm.

One Charlotte mom waited with two kids as buses never came—then couldn't get the new AlphaPortal app to tell her why.

The Wednesday groundbreaking adds 25% more capacity as the Twin Cities braces for 350,000 more residents by 2050.

A kindergartner needing a wheelchair-accessible bus was over an hour late on day one. Now West Mifflin families get three chances to sound off.

MDOT SHA says part-time shoulder lanes will ease I-695 gridlock, but drivers like Phoebe French aren't convinced it's safe.

Crews are hunting a major leak on El Reno's south and west sides as officials warn fire hydrants may not have enough pressure.