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Free helmets and a launch party at Amazon Meadow follow the Aug. 10 rollout of 500 shared scooters, bikes and gliders.
A Ridgefield tree strike explains one outage, but a bigger one near NE 112th Avenue has utility crews stumped so far.
Parents could get ticketed too under new Fort Atkinson e-bike rules, with fines climbing after a second offense.
An $800,000 study will test piping scorching Chambers Street platform heat into underground boreholes to warm Manhattan buildings come winter.
A Papaikou family that's lived on its land for three generations says nobody warned them before crews showed up to build a cell tower next door.
A $500,000 state grant will replace eight aging traffic signals near Paly, as crews race to finish before classes resume Thursday.
A diabetic passenger was aboard as riders sweated through smoke smells and darkness before rescue crews reached Moynihan Train Hall.
Six camera locations across Annapolis switch to round-the-clock enforcement starting September 8, with fines climbing as high as $425.
The West Side stop's first major rebuild since 1962 pushes CTA to 75% ADA compliance systemwide.
Construction starts Aug. 10 on $720,000 in pedestrian safety upgrades at the Riverside Drive rail crossing.
Mayor Brandon Johnson says it's unfair private scooters ride the trail while shared ones can't. Park District still won't say why.
LADWP fixed a rare back-to-back rupture on Wonderland Avenue and now says the 67-year-old pipe could be next for replacement.
Crews are laying new bike lanes near Old Hammond Highway as Jefferson Parish links Bucktown to Metairie Road by 2028.
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