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- 1California Starts Building Mountain Lion Wildlife Crossing at Joshua TreeβΌCalifornia to build wildlife crossing for mountain lions in Joshua Tree National Park. The first phase is now underway
California has begun the first phase of a wildlife crossing for mountain lions at Joshua Tree National Park. The project aims to give the big cats a safe route across roads that cut through their habitat, reducing vehicle collisions and reconnecting separated populations. It adds to a growing effort in the state to protect wildlife with crossings over and under busy highways.
- 2Major retailers and restaurants flooding into this I-35 townβΌMajor retailers and restaurants are flooding into this I-35 town
Major retailers and restaurants are expanding rapidly into a town along the Interstate 35 corridor, according to regional reporting from MySA. The influx points to continued commercial and population growth along the busy Austin-San Antonio stretch of the highway, as national chains follow demand from new residents and commuters.
- 3Alaska commuters share National Coffee Day dealsββππ¨ Itβs National Coffee Day, commuters! Before you hit the Parks, Seward, Sterling, Glenn or Knik-Goose Bay, check wher
It is National Coffee Day, and Anchorage-area commuters are being pointed toward coffee promotions before driving the Parks, Seward, Sterling, Glenn and Knik-Goose Bay highways. Outlets are listing deals ranging from free cups to buy-one-get-one offers, with drivers encouraged to check where discounts are available before paying full price on their morning route.
- 4Americas countries advance digital health network for cross-border careβΌCountries of the Americas advance a health sector digital highway to connect care across borders
Countries in the Americas are moving forward with plans to build a digital highway for the health sector, an initiative promoted by the Pan American Health Organization to connect care across borders. The project aims to link national health systems digitally so patient information and services can be shared more easily throughout the region.