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Nearly 600 LED pucks now trace the new Harbor Bridge's shared-use path, just months after cyclists crowned it Texas's scariest bridge.
The Molly Pitcher kept sailing to Manhattan after hitting the pier, and Monmouth County says NY Waterway never called to tell them.
Swing-arm gates now seal off Clarkson Street for two schools during the day, with benches and a garden plot added too.
Raleigh beat out every other Southeastern city in a new national driving study, but it still lags badly on infrastructure.
A medical emergency turned a 4-hour Delta flight into a 30-hour ordeal, with babies crying and no diapers left by the time passengers reached Boston.
A 45-year lease with Cold Stream Air Services aims to ease Medina's hangar crunch and boost airport revenue.
A disguised two-story brick house in Sterling Heights now scrubs hydrogen sulfide from local sewage lines, with no rate hike for residents.
The systemwide glitch hit just as CATS rolled out 15-minute bus frequencies and expanded microtransit into West Charlotte.
Nearly 2,700 PG&E customers lost power Tuesday — the city's latest outage in a string stretching back to September.
Over 35 Northern California schools descend on Franklin High this Saturday, closing neighborhood streets for hours.
The club will feature spa-style showers and a design nodding to Charlotte's tree canopy and textile history.
The decade-old system at Cleveland Hopkins is getting new brains and belts to handle years of passenger growth.
Dayton International Airport is set to get nonstop service to Florida and North Carolina, with Raleigh-Durham fares starting at $49.
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