Crews with the National Highway System spent 12 hours starting Thursday night treating roads ahead of this weekend's storm.

NDOT crews started spreading brine on primary routes, followed by secondary and post-secondary roadways. Once precipitation begins, workers are prepared to work 12-hour shifts.

The first step toward moving the casks to safer storage was modifying WESF’s aged ventilation system and filling six of its aged ventilation system and filling six of its contaminated hot cells with ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - An ambulance and a garbage truck crashed into each other on the city’s West side. This happened ...

A hazmat spill from an overturned truck shut down lanes on I-45 North in Houston, causing major delays during the morning ...

A man crashed into a JEA utility crew site, and now one of the workers is sharing their story. This comes as JEA and all ...

Neighbors on South Woodland are stuck in their homes after massive chunks of ice and snow completely blocked their driveways.

A viewer tip prompted Action 13 to investigate an unusual smell. Our discovery led ABC13 to contact the city with serious ...

In downtown Spokane, frequent collisions with train viaducts continue, with a moving truck recently stuck under the Stevens ...

The saturation of federal immigration enforcement has reoriented public life in the Twin Cities, especially for non-White ...

A global shortage of construction-grade sand is reshaping coastlines, destabilizing ecosystems, and putting activists in the ...

Concrete washout has been managed in a variety of ways over the years. Four examples of the most common traditional methods ...