After Wednesday's accident in Hocking County, the Ohio Department of Transportation talks about work zone safety.... Read more.

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"My major concern is if they don�t have a mask on, I have no safety at all, with them standing that close to me," said one bus operator. "I have people on my bus that yell at me for wearing a mask, people who don�t think that there�s even a...... Read more.

Fire is a fact of life on the Snake River Plain, the land on which INL sits, and the memory of 2019’s Sheep Fire, the largest in the Site’s history, is fresh in everyone’s minds.... Read more.

U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet has asked the Trump Administration to withdraw its nominee to lead the Consumer Product Safety Commission after she received criticism for blocking bans of hazardous chemicals... Read more.

MILWAUKEE -- Summertime bike riding in Milwaukee -- feels really good. "It gives me a sense of freedom and power," said Patricia Luevano. But if you've ever gone for a ride in the city - you know - that's not always the case.... Read more.

Michigan's senior U.S. senator has introduced a new bipartisan piece of legislation aimed at helping schools open successfully and safely in the fall.... Read more.

Saints safety Malcolm Jenkins thinks that risk from the coronavirus has to be eliminated before football can take place.... Read more.

Social distancing markers. Sanitizer stations. Plexiglass for agents. Those are three things you'll notice right away at LaGuardia.... Read more.

Researchers print, tune graphene sensors to monitor food freshness, safety ? News Service ? Iowa State University - Iowa State University News Service... Read more.

Now that Summer is here, more people have been spending more time outside. But this is also the time of the year we frequently see afternoon thunderstorms.... Read more.

The airport is set to reopen Terminal 3 on July 1 - the same day Ryanair will start increasing its number of daily flights... Read more.

This coming Monday, MGM National Harbor will reopen its doors again to the public.�Earlier this week, the casino and hotel giant announced it�s reopening plans, and on Thursday, FOX 5's Ike Ejiochi got a look at all of the safety precautions inside.... Read more.

Calls to cut the NYPD's budget includes pressure to remove officers from schools.... Read more.

Seasonal fruit pickers heading to B.C. will soon be required to take an online COVID-19 awareness course, as the province also promises funding for safer accommodations during the 2020 season.... Read more.

With summer temperatures arriving, pools are quickly becoming a needed outlet for families who have been stuck indoors. But, families need to keep safety in mind.... Read more.

EXTON, Pa., June 25, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Joe Mirabile, President and CEO of United Safety announced today that the company-wide rebranding has been completed.... Read more.

The free transit rides in Barrie are being extended as the city adds more safety measures.... Read more.

haven appeal to dollar * Falls in gold being viewed as buying opportunities -Commerzbank * For an interactive graphic tracking the global coronavirus spread, open https://tmsnrt.rs/3aIRuz7 in an external browser (Adds comments, details; Updates prices) By Diptendu Lahiri June 25 (Reuters) - Gold prices edged lower in volatile trade on Thursday, as a spike in coronavirus cases and mounting economic tolls drove investors to the safety of the U.S. dollar and pressured risky assets. Spot gold was down 0.2% at $1,758.70 per ounce as of 11:19 a.m. ET (1519 GMT). U.S. gold futures eased 0.4% to $1,768.20. "The market is taking into account what kind of ramifications the second wave of the virus could have on the economy," said David Meger, director of metals trading at High Ridge Futures. Despite a slight pullback, "the (gold) market seems well supported due to the second wave of coronavirus in the United States and around the world, and the economic concerns related to that is elevating safe-haven demand," Meger added. U.S. stocks slipped on Thursday as investors were unnerved by an alarming rise in new coronavirus cases and high weekly jobless claims number. The weekly jobless claims report on Thursday showed millions continue to collect unemployment checks more than a month after many businesses resumed operating following virus-led lockdowns. Other data underscored expectations that the economy would contract in the second quarter at its deepest pace since the Great Depression. Gains in bullion were, however, cut by safe-haven flows into the greenback. The dollar index was up 0.3% at 97.39. Australia and some U.S. states reported a spike in cases as well as Latin America and India, the world's second biggest bullion consumer. "Falls in the gold price are still being viewed by investors as buying opportunities," Commerzbank said in a note, adding, "We therefore regard the latest weakness in the gold price as temporary and envisage new highs in the near future." In other precious metals, palladium fell 0.8% to $1,848.19 per ounce, platinum was down at 0.4% at $796.64 and silver rose 0.9% to $17.68. (Reporting by Diptendu Lahiri and Swati Verma in Bengaluru; Editing by Steve Orlofsky)... Read more.

JSX has rolled out new and improved sterilization and safety protocols to help passengers feel comfortable while flying during the pandemic.... Read more.

Those using the city's walking path will see some changes at 15th Avenue in the near future.The city is alteri...... Read more.