Mankato's Main Street eastbound lanes will close for demolition work from Riverfront Drive to Second Street, starting at 8:30 a.m. on January 29, and expected to last until February 5.

Lake Havasu City announces temporary closure of McCulloch Boulevard for the 39th Annual Winterfest Street Festival, urging caution and careful planning for attendees.

Knife River is advancing Phase 3 of the Foothill Road project, causing detours and delays, with more construction and waterline installation underway, aiming for a mid-February 2025 reopening.

The Hotel Marysville, a city landmark, was demolished after being deemed unsafe. Residents mourned the loss but looked forward to potential redevelopment.

Metrolink suspends service on three lines in Los Angeles due to downed power lines, affecting thousands of commuters and disrupting Amtrak and freight services.

Pierce County Sheriff's deputies dealt with various crimes over a weekend, including a drive-by shooting. A policy allowing pursuits may have deterred fleeing.

Galveston, Texas is experiencing a boom in its cruise industry, with increasing ship activity and economic growth. New terminals attract major cruise lines, and the port is becoming a significant player in the market, rivaling Florida's ports.

New York City's congestion pricing system has had mixed results, with tolling evasions tackled by sting operations and varied commute times, stirring support and opposition among commuters and officials.

Traffic may be delayed in Branson during road work on Missouri Route 165 and Green Mountain Drive due to left turn lane closures for signal upgrades on January 28.

Miami-Dade Transit offers early Metrorail and Metromover services starting at 4 a.m. for the 2025 Life Time Miami Marathon and Half. Free parking is provided for transit users.

The Hawaii Air National Guard is conducting Sentry Aloha exercises from January 29 to February 12, bringing increased activity around Honolulu's airport.

Buckeye seeks resident input through a survey to improve road safety as part of their Transportation Safety Plan, leveraging a $600,000 federal grant.

LA drivers will face freeway closures for utility work: overnight closures on U.S. Highway 101, Interstate 405, Interstate 710, and parts of Pacific Coast Highway. Delays expected; signs will guide motorists.