City Council Passes $2.1 Billion Transit Budget After Late-Night Vote
The plan adds three bus rapid-transit lines and keeps fares flat through 2028 — but leaves the downtown tunnel unfunded.
The plan adds three bus rapid-transit lines and keeps fares flat through 2028 — but leaves the downtown tunnel unfunded.
Power outages, road closures and snow totals as a powerful storm moves up the coast.
More than 80 firefighters spent the night battling the four-alarm fire, which sent smoke across three neighborhoods.
Grid operators across the central U.S. called on reserve plants and asked residents to conserve power as an arctic storm drove temperatures well below zero from Kansas to Minnesota.
A rebuilt four-lane bridge linking Iowa and Illinois carried its first traffic Friday, restoring a key route for commuters, farmers and freight after years of long detours.
From Oregon to Colorado, districts are installing air filters, setting smoke rules for recess and planning remote lessons as wildfire haze becomes routine.
With permanent staffing down about 12 percent in a decade and visits near record highs, parks are leaning on volunteers and seasonal hires to keep trails open.
From Corpus Christi to Pensacola, local officials have expanded shelters, staged supplies and tested new alerts ahead of the most active stretch of hurricane season.
A cooperative backed by 2,300 local farmers, businesses and families has taken over a 25-bed hospital in western Kansas, keeping its emergency room open for a region the size of Connecticut.
New population estimates show fast growth in metro areas across Texas, Florida, the Carolinas and Arizona, while several large Northern and Western cities saw modest declines.
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