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A $5 million FDOT overhaul will resurface 1.62 miles of Atlantic Avenue and add bike lanes through 2027.
The money targets a two-mile Pomona stretch where crashes run 30% above the statewide average.
Denver will deploy fully automated speed cameras by early 2027, as city leaders bet big on traffic fines and parking fees to fill budget gaps.
Southlake just added 15 new e-bike violations and can now impound scooters after three strikes.
The intersection logged 183 crashes and one death since 2021 — now crews are erasing every left-turn arrow at Santa Fe and Mineral.
Overloaded buses and mixed-up stops have Waterbury parents on edge, while Durham School Services scrambles to train new drivers.
The funding targets aging pipes that send Red Mountain runoff toward Griffin Brook, where College Avenue floods regularly.
The 2.4-mile Waterway Lane trail won't break ground until 2028, and New Braunfels still owes TxDOT $59,800 within 30 days.
Council heard a $35 million plan to widen SEPTA student pass eligibility, but Superintendent Tony Watlington warned the state won't foot the bill.
All 550 JetBlue routes disappeared from searches for October 13 and 14, erasing some reservations without warning.
Shoppers get just 45 minutes to grab station signs and R46 seats before the next group rolls in.
Pilots declared an urgent pan-pan alert as the plane approached JFK after plumbing woes left nearly 300 passengers with just two working toilets.
Crews start overnight digging Monday on a $8.33 million effort to pull utility poles off busy Augusta Street for good.
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