Recently, 30 employees from around the state were given a Star of Excellence Award, PennDOT's highest recognition.

PennDOT is divided into 11 districts, numbered from one to 12 and skipping right over seven. Why is there no District 7?

As part of Work Zone Safety Week, PennDOT hosted the statewide judging of the second annual PennDOT Innovations Challenge.

Some of Pennsylvania's most creative students have transformed PennDOT snow plows in the spirit of winter.

An innovative technique designed to provide increased friction on pavements was recently demonstrated in Indiana and Butler counties.

​Jim Andrews has held many positions and seen many changes in his 33 years at PennDOT.

Connie Sprague is the western region manager for PennDOT’s Employee Safety and Talent Development Division.

Every year, PennDOT recognizes some of its most innovative employees who approach work each day as a mission to serve the people of PA.

​Steve McCarthy couldn't believe what he was hearing when he was told that two goats were trapped on a bridge beam in Lawrence County.

Alicia Kavulic, a geotechnical engineer with PennDOT's Indiana-based district , has been presenting at school-based career days for years.