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Ann Arbor’s first new fire station since 1981 is nearing completion. The net-zero Station 4 is expected to open in October with solar power, geothermal systems and gender-neutral facilities.
A Wayne County drainage project was supposed to stop flooding in Plymouth Township. Residents say it left behind deeper ditches, eroding yards and new safety hazards.
After years of curbside pickups, Greyhound plans a permanent Knoxville terminal by early 2027. The East Knoxville site will bring indoor shelter and restrooms to intercity bus riders.
A person wearing a neon vest jumped onto the I-670 median as a car slammed into a disabled SUV in Columbus’ closed SmartLane.
A familiar transportation tax is headed back to Fulton County voters, with more than $650 million in infrastructure funding on the line.
El Al is expanding its Miami-Tel Aviv schedule as American, United and Delta remain cautious about returning to Israel.
St. Johns County is starting the school year about 70 bus drivers short, with double and triple runs likely to bring delays. Here’s how families can track changes.
A downed wire near Orient Heights forced Blue Line passengers to evacuate amid sparks and a burning-metal smell. Service has since resumed, but the cause remains unknown.
A fallen tree knocked out power at Sagamore Hills Elementary on the first day of school, sending students to nearby Lakeside High School.
A $4.3 million federal grant is pushing Oceanside’s long-delayed Coast Highway bridge replacement closer to construction. The 1929 bridge could be replaced by the end of the decade.
Orlando Sanford International Airport can officially keep its name and logo after a yearslong trademark fight with Orlando International Airport.
Walmart groceries, electronics and medicine could soon arrive over St. Louis-area neighborhoods. Wing is lining up launch sites while local officials review the plan.
An empty Link train derailed near Seattle's CID station, suspending parts of both major light-rail lines. Shuttle buses are filling the gap as Sound Transit investigates.
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