ODOT is using special techniques for cold weather concrete pours to repair the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge, ensuring the bridge reopens in March after fire damage.

The Murray Morgan Bridge in Tacoma was closed due to a malfunction that occurred when it failed to close after allowing a ship to pass. Repair efforts are underway.

Westbank Expressway closed temporarily due to ice; crews worked to clear roads, aiming to reopen by afternoon.

TWU Local 100 President Richard Davis resigned amid sexual misconduct allegations, with the union citing health reasons. Internal charges have been initiated, with John V. Chiarello to oversee operations until a new election.

Enon Avenue in Fort Worth is facing closures for sewer improvements, affecting westbound traffic and requiring detours via Anglin Dr. or Timberview Rd.

A car crash in St. Joseph damaged a traffic signal at U.S. Route 169 and Karnes Road, causing route closures and no set date for normal traffic to resume. MoDOT advises caution and checking for updates.

Canadian freighter The Manitoulin, stuck in Lake Erie ice, was freed by the Coast Guard and continued to Canada.

Big Dave's Cheesesteaks in Atlanta temporarily closed due to a pipe burst at its Jonesboro Road location, with the owner expressing frustration and hope for a quick recovery.

Kekaha Road will undergo resurfacing work from Jan. 27 to Jan. 31, affecting traffic between Akialoa Road and Amakihi Road with lane closures and no parking allowed during work hours.

NCDOT has released its "NCDOT Cash Watch Numbers" for financial transparency, adhering to state law requirements, detailing weekly financial activities and available on its website.

North Carter Road closure in DeKalb County is extended to February 28 for Phase III of water main replacement, causing traffic delays. Officials advise using alternate routes.

I-10 Eastbound in Lafayette to have reduced traffic due to overnight construction at the University Avenue to I-49 stretch; lane closures are for girder repairs.

Governor Healey's administration proposes a $1.5 billion investment over five years to enhance Massachusetts' local roads and bridges, a 50% funding increase.