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The speed zone in East Richmond's Hamilton neighbourhood could go down to 30km/h as cars tracked going faster than 50km/h near childcare centre.

Mount Prospect is updating its Traffic Calming Program, which addresses concerns of excessive speeding, cut-through traffic, and pedestrian safety in neighborhoods. The village is seeking community in...

The Athens City Council made some adjustments to the Athens Alcoholic Beverage Ordinance for establishments within the city’s Downtown Entertainment District. An audit revealed two establishments in the district were

We are less than five months into 2023, and Pittsburghers have already suffered numerous pedestrian fatalities, from the West End to Uptown to Squirrel Hill. At this rate, 2023 is on track to be the deadliest year for people walking in recent memory. These deaths and injuries are preventable, and

It only takes a second for everything to change. In 2018, Benjamin Gedeon was walking back to work after a late afternoon lunch break. It's...

Mary Harp of Chillicothe was honored for Meritorious Service to Ohio 4-H at the annual 4-H Volunteer Recognition Luncheon held March 11

Through a collaborative effort between the Chillicothe Police, Planning, and Service Departments, the City is looking to address recurring, dangerous speeding problems on S. Watt Street, Allen Avenue, Piatt Avenue, and Tritscheller Road in Yoctangee Park.

Omaha neighborhood sees increased speeding, concerns residents

Through a collaborative effort between the Chillicothe Police, Planning, and Service Departments, the City is looking to address recurring, dangerous speeding problems on S. Watt Street, Allen Avenue, Piatt Avenue, and Tritscheller Road in Yoctangee Park.

Through a collaborative effort between the Chillicothe Police, Planning, and Service Departments, the City is looking to address recurring, dangerous speeding problems on S. Watt Street, Allen Avenue, Piatt Avenue, and Tritscheller Road in Yoctangee Park.