Montrose residents and dozens of businesses want the TIRZ to restore the 2022, bike-friendly plan for the $28.5M West Alabama rebuild, citing crash data and safety worries.

Snow-removal crews spotted flames under Lawrence's Central Bridge early Tuesday, prompting a closure and a MassDOT inspection.

A contractor struck a major water main around 3 p.m. Tuesday, leaving parts of Waynesburg with low pressure or no water as crews work to isolate and repair the break.

Midwest City's Public Works Department was working on road repairs on S. Post Rd. They aimed to finish the same day, with northbound traffic affected. The city thanked residents for their patience.

I‑485’s new 18‑mile express lanes open Feb. 28 in Charlotte with cashless tolls and wide price swings; NC Quick Pass can cut rates in half.

Members of the Gallaher family underwrote 15,000 copies of an anti‑SMART book and mailed them across the North Bay as a June 2, 2026 sales‑tax renewal approaches.

Raleigh announces active adult day trips for those over 50, featuring visits to author Scott Blackburn's book settings, the Billy Graham Library, and the Temple Theatre for the musical "Bright Star."

Durham's South Ellerbe Restoration Project enters a new phase focused on utility upgrades to aid stream and wetland restoration. Road and trail closures are expected near the project area.

Metro approved a tunneled Sepulveda heavy‑rail line that could cut Valley‑to‑Westside trips to under 20 minutes and ease the 405's chokehold.

January saw a pullback at the Port of Los Angeles as retailers digest goods frontloaded ahead of tariffs, leaving terminals and truckers to recalibrate. Officials say inventories are still elevated as the complex normalizes.

The Ohio Department of Transportation announced lane closures on US 35 West in Greene County for utility work and road maintenance, affecting travel times.

ODOT will close the I-71 rest areas in Medina County on March 2 and convert them into truck-only lots, expanding the sites as part of a statewide push to add more truck parking. The local project will add dozens of marked truck stalls and new facilities.

A new TACIR inventory counts $82.7 billion in needed repairs across Tennessee. Nashville drivers say potholes and delayed fixes make the shortfall obvious on local streets.