Rising pump prices in Minnesota are eroding Uber and Lyft drivers’ earnings across the Twin Cities, prompting cutbacks and renewed calls for policy fixes.

The city plans an $11–12M overhaul of Wade Park Ave. Mini‑roundabouts, protected bike lanes and new trees are planned along the East 66th–East 118th corridor.

A roughly 20-foot sinkhole opened under Wymore Road in Maitland early Friday, closing both lanes. Orange County and city crews have cordoned off the site and set detours.

After months of raw sewage in their yard, a Gentilly family watched SWBNO crews begin reconnecting a damaged sewer lateral this week. The family said the leak had been a hazard and racked up extra laundry costs.

NYC DOT is converting curbside lanes on Lexington Avenue between E.60th and E.52nd into center-running offset lanes to speed service for thousands of riders.

Colorado's statewide gas average has climbed above the national rate, driven by volatile crude and local fees. Here's what's pushing prices up and how drivers can save.

Business and civic leaders are pressing Oregon's Prosperity Council to back Cascadia high-speed rail, saying it could cut Portland‑Seattle trips to about an hour and spur thousands of jobs.

Longtime Land O' Lakes residents say booming development is clogging roads and making neighborhood streets feel less safe as agencies study large-scale fixes.

Seattle has placed four solar-powered public restrooms in Pioneer Square and SoDo ahead of the World Cup. The units are free, self-contained and will be cleaned and monitored.

Councilmember Paige Ellis filed a package to regulate high‑powered e‑dirt bikes and e‑motorcycles, pairing enforcement training with outreach and a study for off‑street riding.

New data show North Carolina drivers are paying more for monthly payments, insurance and repairs — squeezing household budgets across the Triangle.

A 10-foot sinkhole opened on the westbound LIE at Exit 49N in Melville, closing two lanes and partially swallowing a car; officials reported no injuries.

Transdev workers walked off at the Kearny Mesa yard this week, curtailing about 14 MTS minibus routes and the agency’s Access paratransit service as contract talks continue.