State officials are asking for public input on the Centennial Bridge, which can be submitted online until May 1.

The Iowa Department of Transportation will be closing a series of roads and ramps near the Hickman Road and Interstates 80/35 interchange for nighttime construction in the coming weeks.

Two bridges near Lake Red Rock are under construction and will remain closed until late October, according to the Iowa Department of Transportation. The Mile Long Bridge over Lake Red Rock is ...

MARION, Iowa (KCRG) - Iowa’s Secretary of State ... To qualify for the award, schools needed to achieve a voter registration rate of at least 90 percent among eligible students.

SHELBYVILLE, Ind. (WISH) — The Shelbyville city government on Tuesday rolled out its new Golf Cart and Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle Registration Program. The goal was to improve public ...

In India, number plates are essential for all vehicles. To legally operate a new vehicle, registration at the RTO office is required. This registration number must be displayed on both the front ...

The main sources of revenue for the department are registration and licence fees, permits, vehicle fines, trade tax, check posts, fees for preferred registration numbers, and e-challan through the ...

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - The Iowa DOT released a statement Thursday ... text messages claiming that you have an unpaid toll or registration fee. The text message urges people to click on ...

IOWA — The Iowa Department of Transportation is warning people of an ongoing text scam where citizens receive fraudulent texts saying they have an unpaid toll or registration fee. The agency ...

Iowa DOT says construction will begin on Monday, April 7, on U.S. Highway 75 near Merrill. The Iowa DOT, working with BNSF, plans on closing the highway in both directions at the railroad crossing ...

The government, through the Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS), has outlined measures for the registration of vehicles bought through police auctions. KEBS, in a notice dated Tuesday, April 1, noted ...