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Hamm Middle School Closed -- Updated at 11 a.m. -- From Arlington Public Schools: "Closure Alert: Dorothy Hamm Middle School is closed today, Fri, Dec 2... The closure is due to impacts from a water leak that have affected both water

Hoboken and Jersey City have announced their first protected bike lane connecting the two cities along Marin Boulevard and Henderson Street.

The days are growing shorter, the temperatures are dropping, and the leaf trucks are gearing up to start their collection – another spooky season is here in Arlington County.

As the Kansas City Council adopts policies to make walking safer, officials will need to craft one unified vision on what equitable walkability will look like in the future.

El Paso is the latest city to adopt Vision Zero and commit to eliminating traffic deaths. Last year, 75 people died in traffic collisions in El Paso.

As the number of pedestrian deaths continue to climb each year in Nashville, city leaders look to move forward with a plan to address the issuse.

The Sixth Avenue Business District is one of four sites being suggested as a testing ground for lower speed limits in Tacoma.

"Usually Nashville is one of the higher-ranked cities,” said researcher Danetha Doe. “But this was an area that could stand some improvement.”

In the most recent GOHS assessment of the spending, PSRB was categorized as a “high risk” grantee based on its performance in carrying out objectives.

Crews are just wrapping up safety improvements at the intersection of Columbus Drive and 13th Street in Tampa. The City of Tampa is highlighting this project to unveil its Vision Zero Action Plan.