A traveling work zone memorial honoring roadway workers greeted guests at USDOT's first Road Safety Innovation Expo, where dogs and VR headsets shared the floor with grim statistics.

Fuel haulers can now work 16-hour shifts under a 90-day federal waiver as diesel prices hit record highs nationwide.

Rural electric cooperatives serving 42 million Americans now have a tight window to chase federal nuclear grants capped at $20 million each.

New sidewalks and crosswalks now line McComas Avenue in Wheaton, right beside Stephen Knolls School's medically fragile students.

City leaders are weighing safety upgrades while worrying that losing metered spots near the courthouse and post office will hurt downtown businesses.

A federal watchdog says the FAA's rushed air traffic control rebuild is short on cash and has no schedule for the hardest part yet to come.

Research suggests the current 10 mph cap can push riders onto sidewalks when bike lanes disappear.

Electra's yellow EL2 prototype landed on a Sandston drag strip, part of a federal push to test short-hop electric flight across Virginia.

A suspected break nearly emptied Quantico's reservoir, cutting town water pressure to just 20 percent for 560 residents.

A contractor demolishing the Route 690 bridge struck a water line, triggering a townwide advisory affecting five area schools.

Fort Washington, Cheltenham, and Temple Hills will get new pipes built to last a century, part of a statewide $23 million clean water push.

Crews close a Rock Creek lane Wednesday to remove Joel Shapiro's 24-foot aluminum sculpture, whose future home remains undecided.

Federal regulators say undetected fatigue cracks could weaken the wing on certain early-build 787s. Boeing insists the broader fleet remains safe.