TxDOT's designs show much of the angled parking on Broadway through Alamo Heights could be removed, leaving small businesses worrying about lost curbside spaces.

A $100M FDOT Turnpike widening will add lanes but bring overnight construction, noise and detours to Boca Raton neighborhoods through 2029.

A private dam at Buck's Pond near Barton City failed on April 13, draining the pond and damaging nearby roads as state teams monitor other at-risk dams.

After a school bus slid into a ditch on Clark Road, parents say repeated dirt fills failed and are demanding that Wayne County pursue a permanent repair. Neighbors say standing water keeps undoing temporary fixes.

City leaders are weighing removing parking minimums on Central Avenue to push transit ridership and lower development costs, while neighbors warn of parking spillover.

FAA ordered departures to O'Hare grounded Thursday as thunderstorms rolled through, causing dozens of cancellations and hour‑plus delays.

Franklin secured a nearly $17.6M state loan (with $5.8M in forgiveness) to fund a South Clean Water Facility at the Pearlene Bransford Complex, with operations eyed by 2034.

The Illinois Senate voted unanimously to create statewide age, speed and registration rules for high‑speed e‑bikes and e‑scooters. The measure now moves to the House with an early‑2027 effective date on the table.

Permit filings show Southwest is planning a roughly $53 million lounge in BNA’s central mezzanine as the carrier expands into airport clubs.

Councilmember Raul Campillo’s 5/5/5 proposal would halve special-event parking near Petco Park to $5/hr, shorten enforcement and shrink the zone. Analysts warn the rollback could cost the city about $1.3 million in projected meter revenue.

Austin Community College bought a 560,000‑sq‑ft site in Southeast Travis County for $130.5M to fast‑track the Infrastructure Academy and expand hands‑on trades training. The move is meant to open labs and classrooms sooner than a new build would allow.

A new regional deal keeps Lyft in charge of Bluebikes, pays towns a monthly revenue share and nudges casual-ride prices higher while funding e-bike expansion.

MTS and NCTD will consider fare packages this week that could push one‑way fares to $3–$3.50 and monthly passes to $90–$100, with the proposals headed next to SANDAG. Implementation could arrive as early as summer if the regional process signs off.