The 1971 tank's teardown comes two months after a federally funded pipe project made it obsolete in Zumbrota.

Tuesday's vote lets police ticket $45 sidewalk parkers, but South Side Slopes drivers say narrow streets give them no choice.

South Oklahoma City's SW 15th Street stays shut into late September as BNSF fixes a crossing near Nowers Yard.

An FAA review is underway after Trump's Marine One and a regional jet appeared to lose required separation near Reagan National Airport.

A five-year, $161 million transportation project connecting four El Paso County military installations is complete. The upgrades span I-25, Colorado 94, South Academy Boulevard and Charter Oak Ranch Road.

A new $30 million-plus treatment plant will nearly triple Sardis Lake Water Authority’s capacity, strengthening water service across rural southeastern Oklahoma.

Richardson’s Silver Line bridge over US 75 now has two towering steel arches. Blue-and-white lighting is next.

Waymo has ended its Dallas waitlist, opening driverless rides to everyone inside its service area. Airport and freeway trips will have to wait.

Harrisonville has drawn new lines around e-bikes, scooters, mopeds and electric dirt bikes. The rules bring helmets, speed caps and parental liability into the mix.

Kansas City voters approved authority to issue up to $1.5 billion in water and sewer revenue bonds, clearing a major hurdle for aging pipes and federally required upgrades.

Simpsonville has broken ground on a downtown overhaul that starts with removing Main Street traffic islands and will eventually realign traffic while upgrading sidewalks and public spaces.

A flight lesson turned into a highway landing when a Piper Cherokee lost engine power near Pensacola. Everyone aboard walked away unharmed.

A new buffered bike path and trail are taking shape near West Park High School, with construction expected to continue through September.