Cleveland Heights Braces for Significant Lake-Effect Snow, City Takes Proactive Measures for Public Safety
Cleveland Heights residents urged to be cautious as significant snowfall approaches; city crews are treating roads and prioritizing main roads before moving to secondary streets, while employing a "sensible salting" strategy for conservation.
Lawton's SW 38th Street Rehabilitation Enters Phase Three, Aiming for Early Completion and Enhanced Infrastructure
The SW 38th Street rehabilitation project in Lawton enters phase three, focusing on infrastructure improvements between West Gore and SW Lee Boulevards, with T and G Construction at the helm.
Orange City Announces Temporary Closure of N. Leavitt Avenue for Septic-to-Sewer Project
N. Leavitt Avenue in Orange City will be closed from E. University to E. Graves Ave for a Septic-to-Sewer project starting Jan. 17, affecting traffic and local access.
St. Charles Parish Announces Multiple Road Closures; Hwy 628, Jonathan Street, and US 61 Affected by Infrastructure Projects
St. Charles Parish officials have scheduled road closures for infrastructure projects, impacting Hwy 628, Jonathan Street, Ormond Center Court, US 61, and LA 3127, with detour routes provided for commuters.
Hayward Yard Cable Heist Cripples BART, Sticks Agency With $1 Million Bill
A November theft at BART’s Hayward maintenance yard cut hundreds of feet of fiber, caused a daylong shutdown and left the agency facing a bill topping $1 million. Investigators have reclassified the case as grand theft but no arrests have been made.
RedsFest Marks Grand Reopening of Cincinnati's Duke Energy Convention Center with Star-Studded Baseball Celebration
RedsFest returns to the renovated Duke Energy Convention Center, offering fan activities, memorabilia, and player meet-and-greets. Tickets are on sale, with proceeds benefiting the Reds Community Fund.
Oklahoma City's N Broadway Avenue Closed for New Arena Construction Until End of February
Oklahoma City's N Broadway Avenue will be closed for construction related to the new Oklahoma City Arena, affecting traffic from Jan. 19 to Feb. 28. The former convention center is being demolished to make way for this project.
New York City Sues Delivery App Motoclick for Alleged Worker Law Violations, Signals Nationwide Gig Economy Impact
New York City's DCWP is suing delivery app Motoclick over alleged violations of Delivery Worker Laws and is warning other industry companies to comply with new worker protections.
Orem Digs Deep To Keep Wasatch Taps Flowing In The Big One
Crews are tunneling in Provo Canyon to reroute a vulnerable aqueduct and install seismic‑flexible pipe meant to protect drinking water for 1.6M Wasatch Front residents. The $100M project aims to keep taps running after a large quake or landslide.












