The fast-food chain that once brightened American roads is still missed decades later
Red Barn stood out in the early fast-food business. Its restaurants were built to look like barns, and the menu leaned on familiar favorites such as burgers and fried chicken. Don Six, Martin Levine and Jim Kirst founded the chain in 1961. It eventually grew to roughly 300 to 400 locations, but its last restaurants […]
Xavier Becerra is looking into a new mileage tax for California’s roads.
In a surprising turn, California gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra is open to a new mileage tax, aimed at funding the state’s deteriorating roads. He’s suggested that “everything should be on the table” regarding financial solutions, particularly when asked about the controversial tax in a recent interview with KCRA. Becerra emphasized, “Our roads don’t just take […]
Brandon Gill Introduces ‘Barron’s Law’ to Remove Non-English Speaking Truck Drivers from U.S. Roads
Legislation Introduced Following Tragic Accident Rep. Brandon Gill (R-TX) has put forth a new bill, named Barron’s Law, aimed at establishing stricter requirements for obtaining Commercial Driver’s Licenses (CDLs). This legislation comes in response to the tragic incident involving 8-year-old Barron Ritchey, who lost his life in a crash allegedly involving an undocumented truck driver. […]
Many are left without electricity as roads become flooded in New Jersey before a nor’easter is expected to hit the East Coast hard.
On Friday night, thousands of residents along the US East Coast lost power as some roads in coastal New Jersey were submerged, signaling the start of a significant nor’easter that is anticipated to bring hazardous conditions throughout the weekend. Millions are caught in the storm’s path, which has already begun to batter the region with […]
Historic Route 66 café confronts an unclear future as it marks the road’s 100th anniversary
A legend on Route 66 might be facing an uncertain future. The Bagdad Cafe, a well-known stop on America’s iconic Mother Road, could be in jeopardy after its kitchen closed and the passing of its founder. Andrea Pruett was inspired by the 1987 film of the same title when she opened the restaurant in Newberry […]
Florida prohibits Flock Safety cameras on state roads due to privacy concerns.
Jacob Rockwell, a resident of the Pensacola area, appeared on ‘The Sunday Briefing’ to voice his worries about red-light camera surveillance and to question liability for camera tickets after disputing a citation from another state. In Florida, drivers might soon encounter fewer high-tech monitoring devices on their commutes, as state officials have instructed local police […]
The problem of oversized vehicles on NYC roads has returned strongly.
Outdoor Dining Halls Back in NYC Just when you thought New York City had moved past those outdoor dining setups that took over the streets, the City Council has decided to bring them back. And, well, officials insist they smell better now. In a recent vote, the Council approved four bills allowing food and drink […]
Southern California city is reducing speed limits on major roads
San Diego Reduces Speed Limits in High-Traffic Areas Drivers in San Diego might want to be a little extra cautious about speed limit signs as the city has introduced new, lower speed limits in various zones. This initiative aims to reduce traffic-related deaths and injuries. Sign installation is already underway in busy parts of the […]
The Braves stadium erupted in ‘Country Roads’ and something amazing occurred on the following pitch.
Fox News Teams Up with Relay for America’s Cross-Country Celebration Fox News correspondent Rich Edson is set to cover an impressive 3,000 miles alongside the Relay for America team, starting from Leesburg, Virginia, while proudly carrying the American flag. This initiative marks the country’s 250th anniversary, with over 5,000 volunteers participating to honor veterans and […]
Doug Burgum supports Trump’s reinstatement of monuments and roads in D.C.
Doug Burgum Emphasizes American Innovation at the Great American State Fair Interior Secretary Doug Burgum appeared on “Fox & Friends” from the Great American State Fair in Washington. During his segment, he highlighted the nation’s history of innovation and entrepreneurship, discussing how artificial intelligence and free markets have affected the economic landscape. He also touched […]