Hidden basements and coal chutes under Natural Bridge sidewalks have delayed MoDOT’s safety upgrades; the agency is asking residents to weigh a lane‑reduction option.

Storm-swollen sewers in Washington Township sent raw sewage into basements on Linn Drive, leaving families without heat or hot water.

Muni trains near Civic Center slowed after SFMTA said controllers were checking the trackway following a report of an intruder. Expect delays through the Market Street subway.

A North St. Louis woman says she fell into an uncovered manhole last weekend and was treated for minor injuries, while the city told reporters the opening isn't its responsibility.

A transmission‑related outage knocked out power to roughly 27,000 Holy Cross Energy customers across the Vail Valley; crews from Holy Cross and Xcel are working to restore service.

DOE and AEP say up to $3.26B will fund transmission rebuilds in Texas, aiming to improve reliability and cut costs for households and businesses.

Commissioners heard that Mountain Valley Transit is squeezed by Medicaid‑linked funding cuts and an aging fleet, while an SS4A study flagged thousands of crashes and lane‑departure hotspots.

Glenwood Avenue is closed both directions between Pinecrest Drive and Ebenezer Church Road after flooding. Drivers are urged to avoid the area.

ODOT says it will review the Scholls Ferry Road and Highway 219 intersection after a June 15 crash that killed a motorcyclist; neighbors say signs aren't enough.

Homeowners in Moab say pedestrian bridges along Mill Creek worsened repeated floods that damaged their houses and have filed suit as the city advances creek‑stabilization plans.

Thunderstorms forced the FAA to issue a ground stop at Houston’s IAH Tuesday afternoon, scheduled through 5 p.m. Central with a medium chance of extension. Travelers should check with airlines for updates.

Nearly two weeks after a 24-year-old motorcyclist died in Hollywood, his family has launched a petition urging city leaders to study and install a traffic signal. They say stop signs at the intersection are routinely ignored.

The MTA has packaged elevator projects at five Brooklyn stations funded in part by congestion‑pricing revenues. The agency will solicit bids this fall and aims to pick a contractor by year’s end.