A new tunnel beneath Charleston Boulevard aims to keep beltway trail riders off the pavement entirely, though critics call it overkill.

Planned storm-drain work is slated for Van Dyke Place and Avenue in Kensington.

Signs went up on the doors as Rudy's on South Desert Boulevard prepares to shut down October 3rd, joining a neighboring Carl's Jr. and Speedway already leveled.

A Pepco outage affected operations at the plant serving about 75% of WSSC Water customers, and WSSC says the shortfall could force a boil order if conservation fails.

Free rides start Thursday as Rapid Link links Lincoln, Roseville hospitals and the Galleria to Sacramento's light rail.

EVgo is bringing up to 24 fast chargers to Regency-owned grocery centers, betting shoppers plug in while they shop.

The $51,000 design contract covers deck patching and curb work on the span linking First Street Plaza to the riverside trail.

Crews detonated two sections of the 73-year-old span Sunday, part of a $158 million project to double capacity across the Cuyahoga River Valley.

One driver says he's dodged dog crates and car doors on I-35. TxDOT says crews sweep weekly but litter keeps coming back.

New pedestrian-activated signals now guard three busy trail crossings, part of nearly 20 such devices added locally in 15 years.

Some Lorain poles have worn out-of-service ribbons since 2024. Near Norfolk Avenue, only a few of 20 lights still work.

Crews stenciled 136 speed warnings along Little Sugar Creek Greenway, but no one's decided how to enforce the new limit.

Boston offered to drop EV chargers to save the grant, but federal officials refused and kept the project canceled.