A new mile-long stretch of the Brooklyn Waterfront Greenway opened in early May, linking Red Hook and Sunset Park. Advocates say it’s a milestone — not the finish line.

Warm weather and more riders coincide with an early-season jump in Minnesota motorcycle fatalities; state safety officials are urging training and visibility.

State regulators approved Entergy’s Adams Creek–Robert 230 kV project despite an ALJ recommendation; the 41‑mile line raises reliability and rate questions for the North Shore.

Volusia County warns its stormwater fund may be exhausted by 2030 as major drainage projects shift into construction, prompting talk of fee hikes and project delays. Officials say updated property figures this summer will shape next steps.

The district’s 2025–26 safety report shows an 8% decline in illegal passings, but more than 10,000 stop‑arm violations were still recorded this year. Cameras and education are nudging drivers, officials say, but hotspots and repeat offenders remain.

Crews have started tearing down old I-65 overpasses and shifting traffic onto new lanes between Rivergate Parkway and US-31W, with blasting and rolling roadblocks scheduled in the corridor.

A trailer hauling beehives leaked a swarm on I‑35 north near NE 36th, closing a lane and drawing firefighters who worked to calm and secure the insects.

Federal safety materials show about 33,000 shoulder crashes in 2024 and 578 fatalities; Tennessee police shared the warning on Facebook.

A stretch of Tommy Lee Cook Road near Newnan will shut for about two months starting June 22 while crews lower the roadway to improve sight distance. Detours will move some traffic into Fulton County.

Frontier passengers at Charlotte report multi‑day delays and cancellations as the airline offers vouchers, hotel stays or refunds while trackers show chronic route strain.

Phase 2 of Oakland’s 4.5‑mile perimeter dike is nearing finish, with cement deep soil mixing used to shore up a key stretch of the Bay‑side levee. The upgrades aim to protect runways, cargo flows and emergency response from seismic and tidal threats.

Cash fares for TheBus and Skyline rise July 1 while HOLO card riders keep a $3 two‑hour cap. Handi‑Van fares also increase and riders are urged to register HOLO cards.

A contractor-hit water main on South Cemetery Road knocked out service for parts of St. Martinville on June 17; crews repaired the line but a boil advisory remains until tests clear.