Citizens Energy crews have begun replacing lead service lines in Near Northwest–Riverside as part of a federally backed, multi‑year program to remove dangerous pipes. The work is being coordinated with water‑main upgrades and adds a small charge to customer bills.

Work to take the Monon Trail under 161st Street began in March as Westfield aims to cut collisions and separate trail users from traffic. Construction runs through 2026.

More than 2,000 LCUB customers lost power on June 4; crews restored service by 10:07 a.m. as crews worked to re‑energize affected lines.

A Delaware County mediation over a denied bus ride puts a spotlight on a draft report showing roughly 22,000 Ohio students were labeled "impractical to transport."

Amtrak and Penn Station Partners have paused the planned expansion of Baltimore’s Penn Station and are resetting roles; Amtrak will focus on restoring the historic headhouse. Federal grants are already in hand, but the bigger buildout is on hold while partners rework funding and phasing.

Boxes of nails spilled from a semitrailer on U.S. 285 near Morrison Wednesday, puncturing tires on dozens of cars and prompting a highway cleanup.

NYC DOT is expanding a sensor pilot to roughly 100 locations to collect continuous data on pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles to inform safety fixes.

Steam and smoke forced a temporary shutdown of Congress Street between Sudbury and North streets Wednesday morning. Crews isolated a steam pipe and reported no injuries.

The FAA installed the first new radar near Putnam, Oklahoma, starting a $12.5B program to replace roughly 612 aging radars and modernize air‑traffic systems.

Metro officers ran 'Green Lab' drills with Planet 13 volunteers consuming cannabis while police practiced field sobriety tests to better spot impairment on Las Vegas roads.

Henderson has wrapped a $100M overhaul of its Kurt R. Segler Water Reclamation Facility, adding a 12M-gallon nutrient basin and new filtration to boost capacity. City officials say the upgrades will help protect Lake Mead and expand reclaimed-water options.

Colorado Springs Utilities raised weekday 5–9 p.m. on‑peak rates to about 29¢ per kWh for the summer months. The change aims to cover higher demand and encourage customers to shift evening use.

Parents in Forest Hills rallied June 3 after crashes near a daycare, demanding a permanent traffic signal and short‑term safety fixes.