MLGW crews scramble to restore power to thousands in Collierville as police urge drivers to treat dead signals as four-way stops.

Neighbors near South Cole Grade and Turtle Rock roads hauled groceries and grandkids over a sinkhole after the road to their homes vanished.

Nashville, Charlotte and Phoenix are among the routes vanishing from O'Hare this September as Frontier reshuffles its Chicago schedule.

Rainsboro Elementary dismisses at 12:30 p.m. Monday, with preschool bus riders facing a 45-minute delay while a repair part is on order.

Higher-than-normal crash rates on Ronald Reagan Boulevard are pushing Georgetown to lower speeds and redraw school zones.

More than six in ten UMass student voters reported near-miss scooter collisions, pushing the campus to make riders dismount and walk.

A resident committee wants voters to fix streets rated 63% fair or worse, warning delays could cost millions more.

Granite Construction will rebuild a mile of the trail through campus, fixing root-cracked pavement and dark stretches by early 2029.

One delinquent Houston business hasn't paid its water bill since 1997, racking up a $3.5 million debt as citywide shutoffs loom.

Charlie Leighton Park's $4.5 million makeover adds six parking spots, but boaters with rigs over 20 feet may need to look elsewhere.

Columbia Heights votes Sept. 14 on a plan that would cut lanes, add roundabouts and speed up buses along a corridor with some of Minnesota's most dangerous intersections.

Old racks pulled from city sites will be donated to local schools as Brookhaven expands cycling infrastructure.

A restored timber-era pond boat now sits at the center of Bingen's new roundabout, marking the end of a 12-year fix for train-blocked roads.