Free parking, six charging spots and 100% wind power — Edmond's City Hall garage just got greener.

The long-awaited crossing near St. Clair Avenue finally lit up this week, but critics say fresh pavement could make Burnside faster, not safer.

Regulators say 191 failures hit GM V8s built after the original recall cutoff, raising doubts about the fix itself.

New rooms near Gate A7 and Gate C9 let traveling dogs skip a security re-entry just to relieve themselves.

From Portland's timber-roofed terminal to Charlotte's restored Queen Charlotte statue, airports are racing to keep up with record crowds.

Crews are wrapping the Panhandle Bridge in containment as Pittsburgh Regional Transit gears up for a 32-month rehab starting spring 2027.

The county will spend up to $326,000 razing rotting structures in a dozen towns, with 74 already torn down since 2016.

Keystone Excavators will build box culverts linking Geiger Pond to Zephyr Creek, the first of three planned phases.

City crews replaced the Lane and Waldeck crosswalk with plain zebra stripes, but traces of rainbow paint and black vandalism still show through.

City planners want Van Brunt and Columbia Streets limited to buses and trucks, with parking maximums Brooklyn has never seen before.

The Historic West End got Charlotte’s first interactive kiosk, complete with free Wi-Fi and an emergency call button.

Planners are considering several U.S. 71 redesign options, with a parkway drawing the most support from East Side residents.

Greenville Tech's new Brashier Campus facility packs an AI welding lab and 122 booths into 44,000 square feet.