Crews are pouring concrete islands on Jay Street in Downtown Brooklyn to keep B54 buses, cyclists and layover traffic from colliding.

The governor touted the Oslo Road project as it heads toward completion, even as nearby residents still recover from an August crane crash tied to its detours.

The Loomis Street entrance reopens with a near-exact replica of its original 1950s marquee, plus a new elevator and ramp.

A Dulles mom and her 78-year-old mother missed their birthday trip to Rome after United Flight 884 cycled through two crews and three mechanical holds.

Crews are boring fiber lines under eight Bristol streets while regulators sign off on i3's sale to a T-Mobile joint venture.

Thousands lost power in Norfolk, Chesapeake and Virginia Beach after salt from last week's nor'easter fried equipment.

Resident Marney Wolf says mud has crept up to her basement slider while Clement Road sits impassable for weeks on end.

A $23 million overhaul of Flour Bluff Drive will finally give Purdue Road a marked crosswalk, after years of resident pleas.

The T's $2.39 million fare enforcement squad has handed out hundreds of warnings but almost no fines since launching last September.

A new well and pumping station could cost Westerly $4 million to $5 million as officials question an 1880s water pact with Connecticut.

RIPTA's Metro Connector could link Central Falls to Cranston with light rail or rapid buses, even as deep service cuts still sting riders.

A 1,000-foot East Somerville block now has pinch points, speed humps and a 300-foot mural — and the city hasn't had a traffic death in four years.

State regulators greenlit land-seizure power for new transmission lines racing to keep up with Lebanon's data center and drug-manufacturing surge.