Cincinnati will invest millions to improve its snow removal services following criticism last winter. The city will add six new vehicles to its fleet and install tablets in all trucks for real-time ...

ROB QUANECIA. ALL RIGHT, BILL, THANK YOU. AND TODAY, SNOW IS THE FIRST FORCING US TO GET THOSE SHOVELS AND SNOW BLOWERS OUT. INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS WHO RELY ON SNOW FOR BUSINESS HAVE BEEN STRUGGLING.

ONGOING DANGER IN THAT AREA. RIGHT NOW, IN THE SOUTHERN PART OF THE UNITED STATES, PEOPLE ARE SEEING MORE SNOW THAN THEY HAVE SEEN IN YEARS. I MEAN, IT IS A WINTER WONDERLAND. THOSE CITIES AREN’T ...

THIS WILL BE A DAY LONG EVENT. WELL, FROM DPW WORKERS TO PRIVATE PLOWING COMPANIES AND EVEN RESIDENTS HERE IN SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN, EVERYONE WITH THAT BIG SNOWSTORM AT THE TOP OF THEIR MINDS. AS ...

Just ask Vineland. Fifteen years have passed since the city last bought a snow-removal truck. When the snow started falling, the city’s equipment started failing. Salting trucks broke down almost ...