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State to maintain upkeep of U.S. 31 through Kokomo
The state highway department will continue maintenance of U.S. 31 through Kokomo even after work finishes on a planned $267-million bypass around the city.
2 more men arrested in Columbia murder in May
Two men - both from Owings Mills - have been charged in the murder of a Columbia man in May in the parking lot of a Columbia apartment.
A list of unfunded Mo. transportation projects
The Missouri Department of Transportation has come up with a list of major road and bridge projects included in its projected $31.4 billion of transportation needs over the next 20 years. Unless the department receives a significant increase in funding, it may not have enough money to actually undertake the projects.  Baltimore-area libraries adapt and thrive, despite economyThe immediate wealth of information the Internet provides has led many people to believe it is quickly replacing the library as an information warehouse.
Federal law puts brakes on using public buses for special events
A newly enforced federal law says that public bus services can no longer be used as shuttles for special events or tours, in order to keep them from taking business from private charter companies.
Best of the best for July 4th
The Baltimore region is overrun with opportunities for fun celebrations this July 4. Check out this list of the best of the best.
Smith seeks higher parking fines in Baltimore County
Forgetting to feed the meter or parking in a fire lane could get a lot more expensive in Baltimore County.
Howard inspectors to check flooded Iowa homes
Rapidly receding floodwaters now expose damaged or destroyed houses in Iowa where four Howard County certified building inspectors will help in the recovery process.
Laurel resident dispatched to help victims of flooding in Iowa city
Angie Gallas is connecting with strangers, as she distributes food and clothing to the victims of the flood-ravaged Cedar Rapids community in Iowa.
Make transparency city’s policy
Trying to find a city contract in Baltimore City is like trying to find one in a black hole. You need the contract number or some other specific information, like the date it was approved. Forget about asking how much money, for example, a particular city contractor has received in the last 10 years from taxpayers. And since no records are digital, you must show up in person to ask.
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