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Fenton City Council approved $1,119,815 in costs associated with additional work from the 2022 Local Streets Program contract at its meeting Monday, Aug. 28.

'The South West Coast has the most dangerous roads in the state.'

'The South West Coast has the most dangerous roads in the state.'

The 2023 State Road Street Reconstruction project was approved by Fenton City Council during its work session on Monday, Aug. 7. Council awarded the bid to Diamond Excavating, LLC of

A new federal program will help the Phoenix area to address homelessness, according to the Maricopa Association of Governments.

A new analysis of SF’s Slow Streets program shows that people are still driving too fast on many of them, but they’ve also enjoyed a nearly 50% reduction in traffic accidents, and there have been no traffic fatalities on any Slow Streets.

New York City's pandemic-era Open Streets Program is back and bigger than ever for 2023.

A Jan. 31 deadline meant all temporary parklets had to be removed. Some businesses, though, are applying to resurrect theirs, this time through a much more stringent and costly process.

DUNEDIN — Wide concrete sidewalks, roundabouts and raised medians are among the improvements suggested for Skinner Boulevard in hopes of accommodating a variety of users.

Gaston Countys Glenn Foundation gives out $232,000 to 20 non-profits