Christmas Eve Blaze Shuts Down Key Section of Walnut Creek Trail in Raleigh as Restoration Expected in 2 to 3 Months
A fire on Christmas Eve damaged a wooden bridge on Walnut Creek Trail in Raleigh, causing a trail closure between mile markers 2.25 and 2.50 and a 2-3 month recovery period.
CDOT Braces for Record Traffic in Colorado's I-70 Mountain Corridor as Winter Weather Looms
CDOT warns of potential record-breaking traffic in the Rocky Mountains and urges drivers to use alternative travel methods like Bustang or to plan with apps like COtrip for the upcoming winter weather.
Newark Federal Judge to Determine Fate of NYC's Congestion Pricing Hours Before Start Date Amid NJ Legal Challenge
New Jersey officials are legally challenging New York City's congestion pricing plan, which is set to start soon, expressing health concerns and seeking a Temporary Restraining Order.
Valrico's Bloomingdale and Pearson Intersection to Close Friday for Utility Upgrades
Valrico intersection at Bloomingdale Ave. and Pearson Rd. will be closed on Jan 3rd from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. for underground utilities installation. Detours are in place, and weather may affect the schedule. Contact Hillsborough County for more info.
North Carolina's Aviation Industry Elevates State Economy with $88 Billion Impact, Generates Over 427,000 Jobs
The NC Department of Transportation reports that the aviation industry contributes $88 billion annually to the state economy and supports over 427,000 jobs.
Philadelphia Commuters Face SEPTA Fare Card Glitches, Agency Ensures Rides Continue Amid Technical Issues
SEPTA in Philadelphia is fixing an issue with some transit passes being wrongly declined and has instructed staff to let affected customers ride while the problem is resolved.
Brooklyn Commuters Brace for January R Train Service Disruptions, MTA to Provide Shuttle Buses
The MTA announces service disruptions on Brooklyn's R train in January due to maintenance, affecting late-night service between 36th Street and 95th Street stations on the first two weekends. Free shuttle buses will be provided.
New York Comptroller's Audit Exposes MTA's Insufficient Extreme Weather Preparations Despite Previous Damage
An audit finds the MTA must improve its extreme weather preparations, including equipment maintenance and weather alert adherence, despite investments in resilience post-Superstorm Sandy.
City of Boulder Breaks Ground on Valmont Road Multi-Use Path to Enhance Connectivity
Boulder begins construction of a new multi-use path along Valmont Road, aiming to enhance connectivity with completion slated for summer, weather permitting. Nearby roads and paths will stay open despite expected delays.












