Page 29 - State Highways News Today

May 18, 1933

Just when it seemed that spring flooding had finally exited the region, some southern Minnesota rivers are on the rise again in the wake of torrential rain.

New Orleans drivers say the number of ATVs on streets is revving up; WDSU Investigates looks at citation enforcement.

Plans to reopen a long stretch of Shepard/Warner Road near downtown St. Paul on Monday have been thwarted by heavy rain that’s sent river levels rising once again.

The senior Congress leader repeated the allegation that huge corruption has taken place in awarding contracts to install Artificial Intelligence (AI) enabled cameras across the state.

Tornadoes touch down near Tuttle, Cole, Oklahoma; other warnings issued for Goldsby, Norman, Noble

The Andhra Pradesh High Court today quashed a government order that aimed to regulate the rallies and meetings on public roads, observing that the net effect of the decision is to impose a ban on all...

After fighting for nearly a decade for control of the Olney Savings and Loan building, the City finally acquired it “as-is” for “ten dollars and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged.” The City released the estate of Majid Hemassi from a lawsuit filed in 2014 in exchange for ownership of the prime 2.1-acre property

Scoop Auckland provides news and views from Auckland, New Zealand

From 6pm tonight to 7am tomorrow, an amber alert warning is in place for the Auckland Harbour Bridge with forecast westerly winds of 75-85km/h. There is the potential for winds to briefly rise to 90-100km/h (signalling a red alert) during squally thunderstorms ...