The commission says the move will expand access to fast Internet, but critics say it puts thousands of lives at risk.
The state will pursue a new public-private partnership if it doesn’t reach a deal over cost overruns, the official said.
Some airlines are eager to fly the plane again, but it’s unclear how the public will respond.
Roadside camera technology has been installed to verify carpool trips on interstates.
More than 100 countries already require proof of a negative test for entry.
Transit agencies had hoped for a second stimulus package from Congress, but help appears unlikely.
Although some offices are open, your best bet is to try to conduct business online.
Service centers that are open are working by appointment-only — and booked for months.
The carrier is the first U.S. airline to offer such a deal.
Damaged overpass on highway in Staunton, Va.
Traffic was being diverted to Route 109.
The Washington Metrorail Safety Commission said the plans lack benchmarks to prove Metro has completed the necessary work.
Montgomery County police said they are still investigating why two vehicles collided on Old Columbia Pike in the Fairland area.
Authorities said the female driver and a passenger fled on foot after rear-ending the trooper's vehicle in a work zone in Arlington County.
The light-rail project’s bondholders have an interest in saving the public-private partnership, experts say.
The District is preparing to break ground on a much-anticipated $9.5 million project to create space for buses in one of its busiest corridors.
The counties hope that bringing in more technical expertise will boost their efforts.
Eastern Iowa Airport wants the agency to decide whether health screenings are an acceptable use of federal coronavirus relief money.
The action stems from a 2018 case in which Universal Concrete Product falsified quality-control tests for concrete used to manufacture panels that were installed at stations being built as part of the second phase of the Silver Line.
The towers that broadcast WMAL-AM radio for 77 years came down Wednesday to make way for new housing.
