CLEVELAND, Ohio — It starts with a missed dinner with friends. Then a grandchild’s theater production. Then a volunteer shift. As autumn’s loss of daylight means more driving in darkness, many seniors ...

Photo: Alamy The U.S. Department of Transportation’s “Operation Highway Shield” put nearly 400 drivers and trucks out of service in just 48 hours during a recent multi-agency operation in Arkansas.

The crash happened on Nov. 1 around 10:50 a.m. at the intersection of Aberdeen Avenue and McGuffey Road.

Letter to the Editor ask for early updates on street closures in Horizon City, warn against paying for data center's power.

City of Huntsville New school zone flashers, radar speed indicators and increased police enforcement are now in place along ...

I-80 and US 50 have already seen the season's first chain controls, and forecasters flag a heavy snow risk returning in the ...

Pope Leo XIV is kicking off a three-nation tour of Latin America with a visit to Uruguay, the region’s least Catholic and ...

A Barrie driver faces charges for allegedly failing to stop for a school bus in Meaford, prompting a safety reminder about ...

A study revealed that some Aussies still can't follow simple road rules. But some experts say they're not entirely to blame.

Winter driving can reveal car problems that remain unnoticed during short city trips. Cold temperatures affect tyres, ...

Tennessee Department of Transportation(TDOT) is issueing a traffic advisory for drivers heading to the 2026 Hamilton County ...

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy has announced the results of the third wave of Operation Highway Shield, a ...