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TOWN OF BARRE, Wis. (WXOW) - Spring brings with it potholes, cracked pavement, washed out roads, and more in the Coulee Region.

By Graham Womack | Special To The OBSERVER Roshaun Davis’ new community development corporation, CLTRE, is involved in creating an outdoor mercado on

A state transportation grant is funding plans to bring bike lanes, crosswalks and wider sidewalks to 9th Street in the South County city.

The city has completed the walking trail at Dixon Lake. Through a grant with the California Conservation Corps funded by the Active Transportation Program, the City of Escondido partnered with Urban Corps of San Diego to support increased active transportation opportunities at the Dixon Lake Recreational Area. The project added a decomposed granite waking path/loop

On March 2, we celebrate Texas Independence Day! On that day in 1836, a delegate from each of the 59 existing settlements in Texas signed the Texas Declaration of Independence.

Frederick, Maryland neighbors are questioning why there are no barriers between their homes and US-15 following the tanker truck explosion.

Mary Phillips Senior Center Temporarily Closes For Renovations

Metra will begin rehabilitation work on its Homewood Station on March 13, closing access to the tunnel on the east side.

Governor Abbott, TxDOT Developing Record $100 Billion Plan for Projects Actorss Texas Ten-year plan to help meet demand on roads amid population boom and economic growth AUSTIN – Gov. Greg Abbott and the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) are proposing a record 10-year $100 billion transpo