Milltown
Milltown, IN · Traffic & Transit
wcluradio.com
Part of South Green to close Monday and Tuesday
Glasgow drivers are being urged to plan ahead for a temporary closure on South Green Street this coming week. According to the Glasgow Police Department, South Green Street will be closed near Glasgow Baptist Church from 7 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 21-22. Police say the...
WAVE
U.S. diesel prices hit record high amid Iran conflict and global supply concerns
spectrumnews1.com
Record-high diesel prices squeeze truckers
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Drivers across the country continue to feel the pressure of high fuel prices, and with diesel prices reaching record highs this week, the impact is being felt well beyond truck drivers. Diesel is considered the lifeblood of the supply chain. Continued disruptions in the Strait of...
WKRC
Higher fuel prices in Tri-State leads to issues for rideshare drivers, farmers
HEBRON, Ky. (WKRC) - The rideshare waiting lot at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport was busy Thursday morning, but some drivers said rising fuel prices could mean passengers wait longer for an Uber or other rideshare pickup. Rick Griffie, who has been driving for Uber for a little more than 10...
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JCPS bus stop lighting plan advances in Louisville Metro committee
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Louisville Metro Council’s Budget Committee approved $100,000 on Thursday to help buy and install lights at Jefferson County Public Schools bus stops that need them, part of an effort to improve student safety while they wait for buses. The funding still needs final approval from...
pmg-ky2.com
Vehicle access to lake closed
Vehicle traffic was once again prohibited from traveling down Lake Liberty Street after the City of Liberty discovered that someone drove over and damaged a pipeline. The City of Liberty in July completed a pipeline which is delivering up to 800,000 gallons of water a day from the Green River to Lake Liberty. The six-inch-wide PVC pipeline stretches over a mile long and ran along the road up to the lake.
wnky.com
City announces downtown construction dates, travel details
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The City of Bowling Green will begin construction projects next week. According to a social media post, construction in Downtown Bowling Green will be active on Park Row from Sept. 21-25 and on East Main Avenue beginning Sept. 28. The city says plated access will...
WBKO
Upcoming construction to temporarily impact traffic around Bowling Green Fountain Square, officials say
A construction project will be starting in downtown Bowling Green, next week. City leaders say the construction will temporarily impact traffic around Fountain Square Park. Each weekday morning, vehicles must be clear from the immediate construction areas so crews can safely reopen the work zone and continue. Stormwater sewer maintenance...
Progressive Rail Roading
Union Pacific, Norfolk Southern announce new intermodal service (9/15/2025)
Union Pacific Railroad and Norfolk Southern Railway next month will launch a new domestic intermodal service that will originate and terminate in Louisville, Kentucky, interchanging between NS and UP in Kansas City, Missouri. The bi-directional service aims to connect customers with key western and southern markets and NS's intermodal facilities...
The Courier Journal
Inside one rider's 90-minute commute to work on TARC's new network
Alex Chapman emerged from his Portland neighborhood apartment and stepped into the world on a recent Friday, greeted by a gloomy morning. He walked out of the gate surrounding his front yard, closing it behind him, and took a right down the sidewalk toward his bus stop. He took another right at the first intersection he encountered, crossing the street to avoid the pit bull that lives on the other side. A few minutes later, he made it to his first destination of the morning: the Transit Authority of River City stop for route No. 5. It was his first of multiple stops in his commute to his job at Dairy Queen on National Turnpike. Getting to work has been a headache for Chapman in the weeks since TARC implemented a new route network Aug. 2. Getting to his job in south Louisville takes about an hour and a half, with Chapman leaving around 7:30 a.m. to make it just in time for his 9 a.m. shift. The same trip by car would take fewer than 25 minutes, according to Google Maps. The result, Chapman said, is that he spends most of his day either at work or getting to