One man's trash is another man's treasure, or rather one man's 150-year-old garbage is another man's historical artifact.

Two PennDOT interns were honored as Workplace Heroes for taking the right action when they helped a stranger in need.

Participation in a statewide program gives students a chance to dip their toes into a career before stepping fully into the workforce.

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.

For Nikita "Nik" Tsikouris, professional development and career advancement are important aspects of employment with PennDOT.

Mercer County recently got its first flashing yellow arrow signals , which are proven to improve left turn safety.

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

Earlier this year, Erie County-based District 1 opened a single-lane roundabout as the final piece of a six-year project in Mercer County.