transportation

The Design-a-Bus competition gives young Louisvillians a chance to put their illustrations on a bus that runs across TARC routes.

Multiple local organizations in Louisville and Southern Indiana are offering free rides to polling locations around the city on Election Day.

More than 200 years ago, Portland grew around shipping activity along the Ohio River. It’s now the focus of a study examining obstacles between residents and the river.

Prompted by research from legislative analysts late last year that showed a lack of competition drives up road paving costs, Kentucky lawmakers said they’d issue a full report on the issue by January this year. They haven't done it.

A tech meltdown left workers at airlines, banks and hospitals staring at the dreaded “blue screen of death” as their computers went inert in what is being described as a historic outage.

Kentucky’s “Move Over” law update will expand protections to more types of vehicles.

As Jefferson County Public School officials try to finalize its busing and student assignment plans for the upcoming school year, a group of parents is asking a judge to press pause.

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg recently tapped veteran city leader Ozzy Gibson to be the new permanent director of TARC.

Recent service changes implemented by the Transit Authority of River City are leaving some riders without reliable transportation, so they’re scrambling for alternate means.

In a move to prevent layoffs and work with the public school system to ease its driver shortage, Louisville’s bus system TARC will go ahead with its proposal to fast-track cuts and changes to fixed routes.