Plano Delays Transit Vote Amid DART Talks
Plano city leaders postponed a vote on an alternative transit provider, indicating progress in DART negotiations, as deadlines loom for cities to exit the transit agency.
#Plano#DART#Transit
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I-30 Reopens in Downtown Dallas After Weekend Closure
I-30 in Downtown Dallas reopened on schedule this Monday morning after a major weekend closure for the $888 million Canyon Corridor Improvement Project. The highway widening effort aims to reduce cong
#I-30#Dallas#Traffic
Homeland Security Seeks Demolition of Historic Buildings
The Department of Homeland Security seeks to fast-track the demolition of over a dozen historic buildings at St. Elizabeths in Washington D.C., citing emergency security risks. This decision has spark
#Department of Homeland Security#St Elizabeths#Historic Preservation
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San Francisco Votes to Dismantle Vaillancourt Fountain
San Francisco's Arts Commission voted 8-5 to dismantle the Vaillancourt Fountain in Embarcadero Plaza due to safety concerns, despite its historic status.
#San Francisco#Vaillancourt Fountain#Public Art
Chicago Mayor Allocates $50 Million for Greyhound Station
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson plans to spend $50 million to purchase and renovate the city's downtown Greyhound bus station at 630 W. Harrison Street, aiming to modernize this crucial transportation h
#Chicago#Brandon Johnson#Greyhound
Des Moines Airport Terminal Construction Ahead of Schedule
Des Moines Airport's $557 million terminal construction is ahead of schedule, with a third phase of gates approved sooner due to lower costs, aiming for a 2027 opening.
#Des Moines Airport#Airport Construction#Infrastructure Project
Penn Station Redevelopment Focuses on Commuter Needs
Penn Station's redevelopment moves forward, prioritizing Long Island commuters. The project may relocate Madison Square Garden and aims for a 2027 construction start, seeking both public and private f
#Penn Station#Long Island Rail Road#LIRR
Red Line Metro System Needs Major Upgrades
The Metro Red Line's operating technology, dating back to 1973, urgently needs billions of dollars in upgrades to prevent major reliability issues and ensure passenger safety, officials warn.
#Metro Red Line#Public Transportation#Infrastructure Upgrades
Milwaukee Streetcar Faces Funding Debate
Milwaukee's Hop streetcar faces calls for shutdown due to its $4 million annual cost to taxpayers. Supporters argue it boosts downtown property values and tax revenue.
#Milwaukee#The Hop#Streetcar
Kansas City Streetcar Expands Service to UMKC
Kansas City's KC Streetcar Main Street Extension is now open, connecting Union Station, the Plaza, and UMKC. This 3.5-mile route expands public transit options, aims to boost tourism, and provides gre
#Kansas City#Streetcar#Public Transit
Sugar House Park Hotel Plan Gains Planning Commission Approval
Salt Lake City's Planning Commission endorsed a seven-story hotel near Sugar House Park despite public opposition. The 7-1 vote moves the 145-room project, featuring retail and a rooftop restaurant, t
#Salt Lake City#Sugar House Park#Hotel Development
Charleston's Bennett Rice Mill Facade Restored After 65 Years
After decades of deterioration, the historic 180-year-old Bennett Rice Mill facade in Charleston has been fully restored, marking a key milestone in the Union Pier revitalization project.
#Charleston#Historic Preservation#Architecture