transportation

The airport is asking travelers who will return after Aug. 1 not to leave their vehicles in the future construction area.

Randolph County residents can now able to text emergency services from a wireless device.

Under new regulations, people in Columbia will largely be prohibited from occupying medians.

A public hearing Monday night will also address construction of a new fire station for the east-central corridor of the city.

The new app phases out one which the city has only used for about 16 months.

New Growth Transit is based in El Dorado Springs, and it serves it’s community as a sort of neighbor-to-neighbor ride share – where community-member volunteers are reimbursed to drive folks to the doctor, work or to get groceries.

Under the proposal, meters will charge 40 cents more per hour

The Moving Missouri Forward Summit wrapped up today after three days at the Broadway Hotel in Columbia.

Missouri Department of Transportation’s new director takes helm as funding swells and staffing levels increase