SAN ANTONIO – A motorcyclist died after San Antonio police say he struck the back of a vehicle on Loop 1604 on the North Side. The crash was reported at 7:45 p.m. Thursday in the 3700 block of N Loop ...

The necessary closures are part of bridge construction for the Loop 1604 North Expansion Project. Those driving in San Antonio should be aware of construction zones and crews in the area over the ...

A person was in custody on Tuesday after a woman was set on fire while riding a CTA Blue Line in Chicago's Loop the night before. The woman remained in the hospital late Tuesday night. According to ...

Welcome to The Workup, a First Opinion column from Vishal Khetpal. In 1912, on the banks of the Seine in Paris, Lawrence Sperry, an aviation pioneer, debuted his invention of the autopilot, as he and ...

Editor's Note: A person of interest was taken into custody Tuesday afternoon. Our latest update can be found here. Our original story continues below. A woman is in critical condition after police ...

A construction worker died after being hit by a car on Nov. 13 on the westbound Loop 101 on-ramp at 35th Avenue. The worker was identified as 64-year-old Vicente Catellanos Rodriguez. DPS says the ...

San Antonio traffic will see some impacts over the weekend. The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is warning that several closures will be in effect on Loop 1604 over the next couple of days.

In a stunning rebuke of city leadership and a sharp break from Austin’s progressive electoral track record, voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly rejected a 20% property tax hike that City Hall had cast as ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Austin residents went to the polls Tuesday and overwhelmingly voted against Proposition Q — a tax rate hike that some city leaders said would pay for “core services.” At 11 p.m.

SCOTTSDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — Drivers on the Loop 101 in the East Valley may notice more space starting Monday morning. A new northbound lane was opened on the Loop 101 Pima Freeway between Shea ...

Befitting Austin’s reputation as the most liberal city in Texas, voters here have long been willing to pay higher taxes to support schools, social services, pet projects and public transportation.

What do train porters, boomboxes, Lincoln Continentals, barbecues, nightclubs and crowded intersections have in common? As author Alex Werth illustrates in his new book, On Loop: Black Sonic Politics ...