Final Phase of Gas Main Installation Near Completion in Burnsville, CenterPoint Energy to Restore Impacted Areas Soon
CenterPoint Energy is close to completing its main gas infrastructure installation in Burnsville, with plans to also replace service lines and move indoor meters outside. The project's completion and area restoration are expected in the coming weeks.
CenterPoint Energy to Launch Gas Infrastructure Upgrade in Minneapolis's Webber-Camden Neighborhood Starting June 2025
Minneapolis's Webber-Camden neighborhood to see CenterPoint Energy upgrade gas infrastructure from June to August 2025, involving gas main, service line, and meter replacements.
Coon Rapids Police Boost Road Safety Initiatives, Pledge Could Win Residents Family Safety Packs
Coon Rapids Police aim to improve road safety by encouraging residents to take a safety pledge and implementing "educational traffic stops" for awareness.
Mayor Eric Adams Announces $50 Million Revitalization of "The Arches" Near Brooklyn Bridge, Boosting Manhattan Public Spaces
Mayor Eric Adams has reopened "The Arches" near the Brooklyn Bridge, enhancing the public space with $50 million in funding for seating, greenery, and lighting, supporting summer activities.
Gastonia's Linwood Springs Park Nears Completion of Phase I, Transforming Historic Golf Course into Community Hub
The repurposing of Linwood Springs Golf Course into a public park in Gastonia is progressing with Phase I near completion, providing amenities and green space for community use.
Jefferson Parish Commuters Alert to Lane Closure on US 90 Westbound for Roadwork Through June 5th
US 90 Westbound in Jefferson Parish faces lane closures for median work near the Jefferson/St. Charles Parish Line, affecting commutes from June 3 to June 5.
Louisiana DOTD Rolls Out Traffic Counting Devices Across Five Parishes for Transportation Planning
Louisiana DOTD is using devices to count traffic for planning and infrastructure improvement in various parishes, and urges the public not to tamper with them.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams Proposes 15 mph Speed Limit for E-Bikes and Scooters to Enhance Public Safety
NYC Mayor Eric Adams proposes a 15 mph speed limit for e-bikes and scooters to improve safety, facing opposition over potential negative impacts on delivery workers.












