Interstate News

Flooding problems continued overnight after a record-setting storm that dropped more than 8 inches of rain, officials said this morning.

Lt. Gov. Andre Bauer's gubernatorial campaign could get a lift from the endorsement of Mike Huckabee, especially in the Upstate, where Huckabee dominated last year's presidential primary vote, one GOP leader said.

Snow plow crews went to work and households prepared themselves Friday and as a major snowstorm blanketed the two Virginias.

One person has been cited for his involvement in an accident that slowed traffic on Interstate 79 for hours on Wednesday night.

One man was flown to Ruby Memorial Hospital for treatment and traffic was backed up for miles following an accident on Interstate 79 Wednesday.

Ice, sleet and freezing rain are making drivers miserable across much of northern New Jersey today.

Minneapolis Community Planning and Economic Development department says it will hold a meeting about heritage preservation in the industrial areas along the Mississippi River in North Minneapolis.

Local entrepreneur Eddie Frazier is bringing Bojangles' to Lugoff, South Carolina, with this week's grand opening of the chain's newest location at 497 Highway 601 South.

The Greater Greater Washington blog reports that Prince George's County has added to its master plan a proposal to extend the Washington Metro Green Line to Fort Meade.

It's one state, but to many in the political world, New Jersey is divided into a north and a south.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16 Special Events 4TH ANNUAL TIMBER AND BALLOON FESTIVAL, On the grounds of Shawnee Mountain Ski Area, Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania just off Exit 309 of Interstate 80.

Scenic Tod's Point in Greenwich, Connecticut, is worth a visit. Close your eyes.

A 20-year-old Winthrop student died in a single vehicle crash near mile marker 60 on Interstate 77 Saturday morning.

A North Carolina judge has refused to release the police video of a shooting that killed a University of North Carolina student.

The Chester County coroner says a 20-year-old Winthrop University student died Sunday.

Companies redevelop their corporate homes all the time, but few efforts lately have been as closely watched as the move by the Campbell Soup Company to remake its 40-acre home here.

Railroads: Jon Hartman and Martin Russell, stand on a train at Franklin Yards. Although railroads may conjure up images of belching smoke from an industrial age gone by, trains still offer a cost effective way to ship.

A federal grand jury has indicted Camden County businessman Fairley Cisco, his nephew, a former son-in-law and two others on charges of a multi-million dollar fuel fraud scheme and a bribery conspiracy.

The 34-year-old Camden Bridge over the Mississippi, which carries 10,200 vehicles per day, has deteriorated to the point where it's no longer considered safe.

The Lee County Council will address a light agenda when it meets at 9 a.m. Tuesday at the Lee County Courthouse.