A Newport railroad trestle collapsed into the Pigeon River, causing road closures and further delays in Norfolk Southern railway repairs after Hurricane Helene. The timeline for railway reopening is anticipated for late January.

The NTSB report reveals the train operator in last year's Yellow Line crash had alcohol in his system, with a level over the legal limit for operators.

Multnomah County, in collaboration with The Blueprint Foundation, uses an EPA grant to tackle environmental racism by installing solar-powered air quality monitors in Rockwood, providing data for interventions and green job training for local youths.

UTA has authorized a $129 million contract with Stadler Rail for new light rail cars to modernize Utah's TRAX system by 2028, with an initial fleet of 20 cars and an option for 60 more, pending funding and regulation compliance.

A portion of Lime Street in Mankato will close starting October 24 for gas main replacement. It will reopen on October 31. Residents should plan alternate routes.

Las Cruces is beautifying the Triviz Drive trail with a new mural near the outlet channel south of Kohl's, as a part of a local beautification project. The trail will remain open during the mural's creation from Oct. 28 to Nov. 1, 2024.

The Nashville Davidson County Register of Deeds will close temporarily for infrastructure installation on October 28-29, with services resuming October 30.

A fatal collision involving a pedestrian on Interstate 35 in New Braunfels has led to the closure of southbound lanes, causing significant traffic delays.

Ohio Governor DeWine and ODOT Director Boratyn announced a $12 million investment for local bridge repairs, benefiting eight projects to enhance infrastructure safety.

Phoenix partners with ASU to test CoolSeal 2.0, a new pavement technology that reduces street temperatures, potentially lowering road maintenance costs and offering environmental benefits.

Cincinnati City Council approved a new parking plan for Over-the-Rhine, creating zones for various parking uses to balance the needs of residents and businesses.

Police in Hialeah responded to reports of an armed individual, leading to road closures and a large search operation. As of 11 p.m., the subject was not found, and roads reopened.

Gas line upgrades are underway in Minneapolis' Fulton neighborhood by Michels Corporation, with one block anticipated to be completed each week. Residents may experience meter relocations and service interruptions.