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Colorado has been noted as a terrible place for driving in the past, but a study has shown two Centennial cities in particular has some of the worst drivers.

Synthetic Field Replacement Plan -- "Arlington School Board members later this month are expected to ratify final procedural steps that will permit replacement of artificial turf at the Washington-Liberty High School football stadium and at a field at Williamsburg Middle School. School Board approval is required to allow easements so the county government’s Department of

Neighbors Rail Against VHC Project -- "Issues related to the $250 million in new facilities that recently opened on the campus are still 'causing great pain' to the neighbors, said board chairman Christian Dorsey. Concerns about stormwater, noise and traffic continue to be raised by those who live near the hospital’s North George Mason Drive campus,

The driving experience in the Greater Danbury area is beyond bad, it's extremely dangerous. I talk about this on the I-95 Morning Show all the time but even I'm sick of hearing me say it so here is someone else pointing it out.

It's Primary Day -- Voting is now underway for today's local Democratic primary. Links to candidate essays are as follows. Commonwealth's Attorney: Josh Katcher and Parisa Dehghani-Tafti. County Board: Tony Weaver, Jonathan Dromgoole, JD Spain, Maureen Coffey, Susan Cunningham, and Natalie Roy. Sheriff: Jose Quiroz, James Herring, and Wanda Younger. State Senate: Barbara Favola. More Bad

We've seen it time and time again. Texans getting angry while behind the wheel. But what is the one vehicle you should never challenge on the road? A big rig.

We've seen it time and time again. Texans getting angry while behind the wheel. But what is the one vehicle you should never challenge on the road? A big rig.

We've seen it time and time again. Texans getting angry while behind the wheel. But what is the one vehicle you should never challenge on the road? A big rig.

KOTA KINABALU: A man’s action in questioning another driver why he did not put on his car's indicator before turning into another lane ended up with him getting punched in the face.

Two tanker explosions weeks apart and the deaths of six construction workers on the Baltimore Beltway have renewed focus on traffic safety.