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Biden has a few purposes for the trip, but the primary focus is infrastructure

President Joe Biden attended mass in Georgetown for the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, a holy day of obligation for Catholics, ahead of his trip to Kansas City to tout infrastructure.

For folks who depend on the service to get to and from work, the grocery store, or anywhere else, life is about to get a bit easier

For folks who depend on the service to get to and from work, the grocery store, or anywhere else, life is about to get a bit easier

For folks who depend on the service to get to and from work, the grocery store, or anywhere else, life is about to get a bit easier

For folks who depend on the service to get to and from work, the grocery store, or anywhere else, life is about to get a bit easier

Mountain Line officials met with members of the City Council to discuss their successes and goals moving forward, as well as the challenges that lie ahead.

Gas shortage prompts free fares on FRED Transit buses FRED Transit buses are running without fares for the next few days in the light of the gasoline shortage. The transit system that serves Fredericksburg and Stafford County writes: FRED will be FARE FREE from Friday, May 14th – Wednesday, May 19th. Due to the current fuel shortage in the region, FRED will be fare-free for all community members during the temporary shutdown of the Colonial Pipeline to assist citizens with access to essential...

WRTA board votes to extend fare suspension through June Updated Feb 18, 2021; The Worcester Regional Transit Authority Advisory Board voted Thursday morning to extend the suspension of fare collection through June. The motion passed 8-0, with an abstention coming from WRTA Advisory Board chairperson William J. Lehtola. As it stands, fares will resume on July 1. The discussion Thursday morning centered around the allocation of the $37.2M the WRTA received in COVID relief funds from the CARES Ac...

Rep. Jim McGovern to join WRTA Advisory Board meeting Thursday to discuss extension of fare suspension, allocation of $37.2M in CARES Act money Updated Feb 17, 2021; Congressman Jim McGovern will join the Worcester Regional Transit Authority Advisory Board meeting Thursday morning to speak on ways the board can use the $37.2M it received in funding through the CARES Act to extend the WRTA’s suspension of fare collection. In its meeting Thursday, the WRTA Advisory Board will consider a re-ins...