Drivers in Davis may soon be left with fewer ways to turn left on a busy downtown street. Tuesday night, the city council ...

This remains an urban mystery. (Want to see for yourself? Look at Google Earth. Next to the “No Left Turn” sign, you can still see the post where Paris’s one stop sign once stood.) ...

But Mr. Musk, who has overseen Mr. Trump’s efforts to cut the federal work force, left open the possibility ... Mr. Trump addressed each of the factions in turn, according to lawmakers who ...

Spectrum News 13 brought this sign to the attention of Seminole County. Charlie Wetzel, the county traffic engineer, said when the Red Bug overpass was first built, there was a "No U-turn" sign.

Two lanes in each direction will be open during the change, according to INDOT. Division Street will remain closed. EVANSVILLE — Traffic patterns will shift this week on the Lloyd Expressway ...

There is now no excuse left not to build a democratic Turkey. I hope we can crown this process with peace.” The PKK announced earlier today that it had decided to dissolve and lay down arms during its ...

Have you ever been stuck behind a car with its right turn signal on at a red light, and that driver just sits there? And it's not like there's a sign saying 'No Right Turn on Red.' Of course ...

The driver of a truck that struck the historic Neff’s Mill Covered Bridge on Wednesday failed to obey signs indicating no ...

From blockbuster trades for Pro Bowlers like left offensive tackle Laremy ... That means the Commanders should move quickly to sign free agent edge rusher and former No. 1 overall pick Jadeveon ...

SPOKANE, Wash. – The Spokane City Council is considering implementing a "No Turn On Red" policy in the downtown area to enhance pedestrian safety. The proposed ordinance aims to prohibit right ...

The American Heart Association recommends that men consume no more than 9 teaspoons (36 grams or 150 calories) of added sugar per day, while women should limit their intake to 6 teaspoons (25 ...

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