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Some open streets fans cry foul after LA Metro trims awards for street closure events that promote non-motorized uses.

Jan. 24 was a considerably water-centric day. Rain drenched LSU, inundating some areas and giving students an interesting time going from class to class.

Prysmian Groups Daniel Blais Appointed President of The Wire Association ...

“On the Move” recognizes the professional achievements of local people.

Open Streets grants, Metro Micro fares, Metro Bike Share, MacArthur Park interventions spreading, transit ridership up with crime down, and soon to be no longer West Santa Ana Branch

The delays in completing new pieces of legislation were a subject of much concern from Parliament after the harsh criticism by the courts.

Metro says its "Transportation infrastructure investments must be targeted toward those with the greatest mobility needs first" but a recent perfunctory Metro equity assessment report calls the agency's commitment to equity into question

Final data from SURMOUNT-3 (tirzepatide), real-world experience with the latest antiobesity drugs, a standards-of-care document in the works, and more will be featured at Obesity Week 2023 in Dallas.

Zarina Fazaldin left her family in Tanzania to complete high school and earn her bachelor’s degree in India before coming to Richmond to pursue post graduate studies. Back then, her dream job was to work at the United Nations. More than 30 years later, Ms. Fazaldin still lives in Richmond, a city that she loves and considers her own. Her friends in Richmond have become family, she says.

Kyle Trager is KOOP’s Volunteer Coordinator, and in the finest tradition of his predecessors, he’s doing it well! We spoke on September 15.