A crane truck fire on southbound I-15 at the Spaghetti Bowl snarled the morning commute, forcing single‑file traffic and long backups while crews worked to extinguish the blaze.

Wentzville police say East Pitman Avenue and the Luetkenhaus intersection have reopened after smoldering downed wires and a police incident.

Sacramento County began replacing a failing sound wall on Sunrise Boulevard in Fair Oaks, closing a southbound lane and removing trees while crews rebuild a 480-foot section. Work is expected to run through September at a cost just under $1.4M.

Brent Neal, 29, died June 16 at UC Medical Center after a June 10 collision on State Route 4; police are investigating.

A WalkMassachusetts report found 76 pedestrians died in 2025, with older adults and Environmental Justice neighborhoods disproportionately affected. The group urges speed‑calming and policy changes.

State dashboard shows 164 fatalities so far in 2026 as the 100‑day summer stretch begins. Officials ramp up DUI patrols and speed enforcement.

Phoenix Sky Harbor is offering free ReBokeh app access so low‑vision travelers can better read signs and navigate terminals. The program also covers Deer Valley and Goodyear airports.

A 72-year-old woman was killed when her RAV4 collided with a semi on I-90 near Highway 52 in Marion Township; troopers said roads were wet at the scene.

House Bill 3 raises fines, allows bus-mounted cameras as evidence and creates stricter penalties for repeat offenders. The measure now goes to Gov. Mike DeWine.

Entergy told an Orleans judge it will hand plaintiffs a limited sample of outage and operational data in the Hurricane Ida class-action, a move lawyers said could help map the blackout.

County commissioners approved a $20 million contribution to FDOT to accelerate widening and safety upgrades on East Colonial Drive, moving construction to 2027.

Clark County has approved a Las Vegas Paving contract to resurface the Harry Reid airport connector tunnel this summer after years of erosion. The work ties into a $49.5M interchange overhaul running through 2027.

A new Center for an Urban Future report finds crash risk concentrated in low‑income NYC neighborhoods of color that have seen fewer slow zones and intersection fixes.