WASHINGTON — The feds are making a U-turn on a plan that had annoyed Ottawa and other city officials across Kansas and the nation. The feds put the brakes on the plan that would have required a massive overhaul of street signs to change those written in all capital letters. Critics of the plan decried it as a pointless mandate and hugely expensive at a time when states and cities are desperately short of money. ABC News reported Transportation secretary Ray LaHood has agreed and has taken steps to reverse the sign changing policy.
Wednesday, Dec. 1, 4 p.m.
