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Experts say local governments and entrepreneurs still have to answer many questions about proposed Hyperloops that promise to whiz passengers hundreds of miles in a matter of minutes though vacuum tubes. The foremost of those questions: Will Hyperloop actually work? “There’s a big difference between theory and reality,” said Harvey Miller, the director of the Center for Urban and Regional Analysis at Ohio State University. “Even if it works on a test track in Nevada, will it scale to inter-city distances?”

Editor's note: This story first ran Nov. 19, 2018. Don't be surprised if you see a passenger or two pull out a pie, a casserole or even a whole turkey...

Starting Saturday, Lyft scooters will no longer be available in Columbus, just months after coming to the city. The company is also leaving Nashville and…

Central Ohio Transit Authority opens its new Customer Experience Center in downtown Columbus on Wednesday.COTA officials say the new office, which sits…

A highway project in southern Colorado recently turned up seven previously unknown Native American archaeological sites. The road is going ahead anyway over objections from some tribal members.

The city of Columbus announced a new program this week to help manage traffic flow around deliveries. It’s working with mobility company curbFlow to…

For the first time in several years, an Ohio Department of Transportation panel has voted to move forward on hundreds of millions of dollars in road…

The Ohio Department of Transportation is seeking feedback as it updates Access Ohio 2045. That's ODOT's long term transportation plan that guides...

Ohio’s 10.5 cent gas tax increase from the state’s transportation budget has been in place for four months as of November 1.The director of the Ohio…

State officials say $105 million in grants is going to public transit systems across Ohio.The Ohio Department of Transportation says nearly $70 million of…