Main Street
Coverage of Main Street in the Nexus archive.
- Downed utility pole causes outage for 1,600 Cumberland Electric customers
A downed utility pole near Main Street caused a large power outage for approximately 1,600 customers in Ashland City on Sunday. Cumberland Electric Membership Corporation (CEMC) crews responded to the incident, repaired the pole, and restored power to the affected area.
- Bridge demolition between Iowa and Wisconsin means long detours, downtown challenges
The historic Black Hawk Bridge spanning the Mississippi River in Lansing, Iowa, was demolished due to structural deficiencies, including its narrow width of 21 feet. Its replacement is a modernized, wider bridge expected by spring 2027, which will feature a concrete surface and proper shoulder. Until completion, the closure has caused convoluted detours for commuters and negatively impacted local businesses in the historic Main Street district.
- What will Warsh do to favour Main Street over Wall Street?
The article questions what actions Warsh will take to favor Main Street over Wall Street. Evidence is mounting that closing this gap is proving more challenging than anticipated by the new Federal Reserve chair.
- ‘I want to own a grocery store & café with my friends’: Food co-op initiative launches in downtown Newport
Newport-area residents have launched an effort to transform a Main Street grocery store and café into a member-owned food cooperative to ensure its sustainability. This initiative aims to support local producers and serve community members, reviving the store’s original co-op structure. The process involves founding board members educating locals about the model.
- Coney’s Ice Cream and Candy Store
Coney’s Ice Cream and Candy Store has opened in downtown Waconia, located in a historic century-old building on Main Street. The store offers ice cream and candy, and the opening was covered by reporter Kristin Haubrich for KSTP.com.
- Police search for lost parrot in Monroe
The Monroe Police Department is assisting in the search for a lost parrot last seen near Main Street. The public is urged to contact the department if they spot the bird.
- Sinkhole opens up on Route 18 in East Brunswick, New Jersey
A sinkhole has opened on Route 18 in East Brunswick, New Jersey, prompting police to advise avoiding the area. Delays are expected near Rues Lane and Main Street.
- 1 killed, two children rescued after tree falls on car
A person was killed and two children were rescued after a tree fell on a car during a thunderstorm in Maine. A branch broke through the windshield, fatally striking the driver, while the children sustained minor injuries. Another driver may have prevented further danger by stopping the damaged vehicle.
- Coloradans begin cleanup after rainstorms caused Western Slope mudslides
Coloradans are beginning cleanup efforts after rainstorms triggered mudslides on the Western Slope. The mudslides stranded 21 people, blocked roads, and caused flooding at Main Street, a school, and a historic theater in Telluride.
- Street, homes flooded after water pipe ruptures in Venice
A water pipe rupture near the intersection of Venice Way and Main Street in Venice caused flooding that damaged homes, with some areas submerged in up to 5 feet of water. Damages are estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
- Pineville Town Hall to reopen months after high-speed crash damaged building
Pineville Town Hall will reopen months after a high-speed crash caused damage in April. The town council meeting will occur at 6:30 p.m., while the library in the same building remains closed. The crash resulted in the driver's death.
- Records and complaints paint a frustrating picture of Maury County's courthouse parking problem
Maury County's courthouse parking shortage has caused persistent issues since 2024, with insufficient visitor spots leading to overflow parking on streets, sidewalks, and private lots. Local businesses and residents report disruptions, while officials have implemented limited solutions like expanded secure parking access for court staff. Parking enforcement has issued minimal citations, and missed opportunities for additional parking, such as purchasing a nearby vacant bookstore, remain unresolved.
- I know how important Main Street grocery stores are to America, because I grew up in one
The author, from a family of grocers in New Orleans, emphasizes the role of independent grocery stores as community cornerstones, highlighting their loss after Hurricane Katrina and ongoing challenges. They support free markets and competition, noting Walmart and Sam's Club's recent price cuts at President Trump's request to celebrate America's 250th birthday.
- Burlington’s mayor says the city is ‘back.’ Is it just a blip?
Burlington Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak declared the city is 'back,' citing growing energy and confidence, but business leaders remain uncertain if recent improvements in downtown activity are a temporary blip. Challenges include rising inflation, labor costs, and concerns over homelessness and drug use, which some argue deter visitors. The city plans summer events and infrastructure projects to boost the economy.
- Spring Hill road to be closed for sewer line work after Fourth of July weekend. Here’s what we know
Kedron Road in Spring Hill, Tenn., will be fully closed from July 6 to July 12 for 24/7 sewer line work, causing traffic detours via Port Royal Road and Main Street. Drivers should expect delays, and Spring Hill police will assist with traffic flow during the closure.
- Wacko on electric scooter randomly grabs kid, punches him in face on NYC street: cops
A 12-year-old boy was attacked by a person on an electric scooter in Flushing, NYC, according to police and sources. The assailant randomly grabbed and punched the child in the face near Blossom Avenue and Main Street around 9 p.m. on June 18.
- Man in photo may have attacked child in Queens: NYPD
The NYPD is searching for a man accused of attacking a 12-year-old child in Flushing, Queens. The suspect's photo was released on Wednesday following the incident on June 18 near Blossom Avenue and Main Street.
- Pedestrian killed in West Rutland crash
A pedestrian was killed in a crash in West Rutland, Vermont. The victim, 30-year-old Devin Pierro, was found dead on Main Street. The Vermont State Police are investigating the incident.
- Global Economy Briefing — June 27, 2026
American consumers became more optimistic as inflation fears eased due to a cooling Iran conflict and falling oil prices near $69, but Wall Street declined with the Nasdaq dropping for a fifth consecutive day amid doubts about funding the AI boom. Brazil's central bank maintained rate cuts due to cheaper oil, strong investment inflows, and lower U.S. yields, highlighting a contrast between a brightening Main Street and an anxious market.
- West Rutland man killed in hit-and-run, state police say
A West Rutland man, Devin Pierro, 30, was killed in a hit-and-run crash on Main Street around 5:25 a.m. The driver fled the scene, and investigators are seeking the unidentified driver. Pierro's body was taken to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Burlington.
- Wall Street is coalescing on a single S&P 500 target. The power of round numbers is irresistible.
Wall Street strategists have set a unified 8,000 year-end target for the S&P 500, with four analysts agreeing on the round number. The article highlights the appeal of round numbers in financial forecasting.
- Rochester considers new rules for e-bikes, bikes on downtown sidewalks to protect pedestrians
Rochester city leaders are considering a proposal to regulate bikes, e-bikes, and motorized devices on downtown sidewalks to enhance pedestrian safety. The plan, presented by Rochester Police Chief George T. Rouhib Jr., includes requiring riders to dismount on a stretch of Main Street, imposing fines for violations, and exempting people with disabilities. The proposal has mixed public support, with some pedestrians backing it for safety reasons and others opposing the length of the restricted zone.
- Altura winds down stablecoin vault after ‘unprecedented level’ of withdrawal requests
Altura is reducing its stablecoin vault due to an unprecedented level of withdrawal requests. The CEO attributed this to market speculation, likely referencing contagion fears tied to the depegging of Main Street's msUSD.
- Rep. Warnock: Wall Street vs Main Street
Rep. Warnock discusses the contrast between Wall Street and Main Street.
- What is actually happening with downtown Franklin parking
The city of Franklin, Tenn., confirmed that downtown parking is currently free, with two free parking garages and free-hour spots on Main Street. Paid parking is limited to private lots, and the city is conducting a parking study and public survey to inform future decisions.
- Solvang takes fight to California over famous street
Solvang is addressing potential issues surrounding its iconic main street, which officials view as both a challenge and an opportunity for the city. The fight involves taking action related to the street's future in California.
- Former Manassas City Manager Larry Hughes, ‘pillar of local government,’ dies at 85
Lawrence 'Larry' Hughes, former Manassas city manager and Prince William County deputy executive, died at 85. He led Manassas for over 12 years and Prince William for 14, contributing to developments like Harris Pavilion, ARTfactory, and Main Street improvements. His work was pivotal in Manassas' renaissance.
- Bear tranquilized in Ventura County neighborhood
California Department of Fish and Wildlife officials tranquilized and removed a black bear from a Ventura County neighborhood. Santa Paula Police Department responded to a bear sighting on Main Street in Santa Paula, cautioning residents to stay indoors.
- Armed road rage incident in Irvine leads to arrest of 44-year-old
A 44-year-old Irvine man was arrested for an armed road rage incident in which he allegedly pointed a gun at another driver. The incident occurred near Jamboree Road and Main Street, involving the driver of a Toyota Tacoma identified as Brian Sunki Oh.
- Gas leak closes multiple roads in Kane County; drivers advised to find alternate routes
A gas leak in Kane County caused road closures, prompting police to advise drivers to use alternate routes. Emergency agencies, including Campton Hills Police and OEM, are managing the incident. Additional closures in St. Charles are reported due to the leak.
- How Congress can unleash Main Street’s growth
Small businesses are appealing to Congress for tax relief, regulatory reforms, and healthcare savings to enhance their competitiveness against larger corporations. These measures are intended to help small businesses create jobs and strengthen Main Street's economic growth.
- Woman killed after crawling under stopped Metro bus in Santa Monica
A woman was killed after crawling under a stopped Metro bus in Santa Monica on Friday afternoon. The incident occurred at the intersection of Main Street and Ocean Park Boulevard. Responding officers were from the Santa Monica Police Department and Santa Monica Fire Department.
- Pedestrian hit and killed by bus in Santa Monica
A pedestrian was hit and killed by a Metro bus in Santa Monica on Friday afternoon. The collision occurred at Main Street and Ocean Park Boulevard around 2 p.m.. The person died at the scene.
- Wealthy Nantucket residents outraged after CHAIN STORE opens on billionaire playground's upscale main street
Wealthy Nantucket residents are upset about a chain store opening on the island's main street. The store's arrival has sparked outrage among locals who value the area's unique character. The controversy surrounds the impact of commercialization on the community.