Parents and advocates argue closures unfairly target schools with high numbers of low-income and special-needs students.

"Now really is not the time to dismantle what has been keeping workers safe over decades," said Lorraine Martin.

Black female community leaders and longtime residents were the loudest voices yesterday protesting one of the measures the Scott administration has framed as a way to undo structural racism’s damage ...

Some Republican lawmakers are preparing to introduce legislation to reform the Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency, ...

Seattle is considering new rules for electric cargo bikes to help ease congestion while boosting the city's effort to reduce ...

Kittery police officer Danny Contois' opportunity to step in and save a life came about quickly following recent bridge ...

In almost every report from NCDPI over the last four years, at least one bus in each district was parked after inspection.

Changes coming to FRS Transportation due to budget cuts were announced at the weekly Wednesday morning meeting of the ...

Hayden Clarkin became fascinated by mass transit as a child while riding the RIPTA buses his grandfather drove. Now he's an ...

As Louisiana rises in national education rankings, one challenge threatens to hinder the state’s progress: its high rates of ...

September is arguably the loveliest month in Colorado. However, it has also become the deadliest month for motorcyclists.

In Las Vegas, extreme heat can make transit delays caused by a broken down bus especially dangerous for passengers who rely ...