Crews have restored most Harris County power after a midday outage; officials urge reporting outages and following safety guidance.

Signal and switch problems partly suspended E, F, M and R trains Wednesday morning, producing severe delays across Manhattan and Queens.

OCI Energy and CPS Energy broke ground on the 120‑MW Alamo City BESS to give San Antonio multi‑hour battery capacity for peak demand. The site is expected online in 2027.

FEMA looks set to extend New Orleans' deadline for its multibillion-dollar roadwork program, buying the city months to decide which projects to finish. Roughly $500 million remains to be spent.

MnDOT and Blaine are holding open houses at City Hall today and tomorrow to preview the Hwy 65 reconstruction and the construction timeline. Presentations are at 3:30 and 5:30 p.m.

GM will assemble the Chevy Groove and Aveo at Ramos Arizpe in 2027 under a $1B plan to boost Mexico-based production and capacity. The move shifts final assembly away from China for Mexican buyers.

A ground stop at Detroit Metro Airport on Tuesday held departures and pushed arrivals back as severe thunderstorms moved through Wayne County.

A school bus veered across the median on N. Teutonia and crashed into an apartment building; the driver was hospitalized and no other injuries were reported.

Four roundabouts are planned along U.S. 52 in New Richmond; leaders tout safety and trails while some neighbors fear trucks and traffic headaches.

An American Airlines flight bound for Boston turned back to Chicago after the crew reported an engine issue. The FAA says the incident is under investigation.

NCDOT will widen a one-mile stretch of Old Stage Road south of NC 540 to four lanes, realign the Rock Service Station intersection and add new traffic signals. The Fred Smith Company is the contractor and completion is targeted for fall 2027.

Boulder County is shaping designs for an 11‑mile separated bikeway along U.S. 36 between Boulder and Lyons, with a 12‑ft path, tricky crossings and a roughly $95M estimate.

Lakeland leaders say sewer fees may roughly double over three years as the city plans to borrow for large interceptor projects and close a utility shortfall.