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The funds will be used to help reduce traffic fatalities. Washington DC (KM) Some federal money to help improve road safety and reduce traffic fatalities is coming to Maryland. The state is receiving $28,505,333 from the US Department of Transportation's Safe Streets and Roads for All grants.
Fredy Ramos Escobar was walking along I-70 in Terre Haute on Christmas Day when a driver struck and killed the 33-year-old Kansas man.
21 Jersey City community groups have written a letter to City Hall asking for planning board meetings to transition to fully hybrid.
A part of the Governor's new crime fighting strategy is sounding all too familiar.At a news conference on Tuesday, Governor Wes Moore discussed the crime fighti
BALTIMORE (AP) — Long plagued by rampant gun violence, Baltimore recorded less than 300 homicides last year for the first time in nearly a decade, ending a surge that began