A Milford homeowner says her hot water has run yellow and muddy for nearly two months after nearby construction and a March 18 service shutoff. She says cold water runs clear but hot stays discolored.

TriMet activated fare‑verification card readers on elevators at seven Portland‑area sites on May 5, saying the change will keep elevators cleaner and more reliable for riders who need them.

Somerville firefighters say speed bumps are slowing emergency responses and chewing up fleet equipment, and the dispute has been sent to a council committee.

Fresh renderings show Phase 1B of San Diego’s new Terminal 1 will add 11 gates, lounges, more dining and bike/ped connections as work continues toward 2028.

Metro approved a $44.2M Jacobs contract to design sidewalks, modernize signals and help deliver the Choose How You Move program across Nashville.

Southwest is adding new nonstops from Las Vegas to Mexico, Costa Rica, Alaska and Hawaii over the next 10 months and increasing frequencies on dozens of routes. The changes start this summer and continue into spring 2027.

Pierce Transit’s 2025 annual report shows rising boardings, an 84% on-time rate, a balanced budget and the new Spanaway Transit Center.

Five Pacific County projects — from an Ilwaco reservoir upgrade to a Long Beach sewer overhaul — are chasing roughly $10.2 million in community project funding.

Councilors will weigh nearly $40 million in design costs for two new Sandy Springs fire stations while reviewing a TSPLOST project list that could bring about $130 million to local projects.

A Broward judge tossed every pending school‑zone camera case — the ruling puts Palm Beach County's new programs on notice.

Serve Robotics has deployed 500+ bots across 40 L.A. neighborhoods; the rollout is easing deliveries — and testing rules about sidewalks, safety and jobs.

CRRUA crews shut off water in the Anapra subdivision for emergency main repairs; residents may see discolored water and a temporary street closure. Officials say updates will be posted when service is restored.

A 16-inch water main in Downtown Crossing shut West Street and affected nearby buildings and hydrants as crews worked to isolate the leak. Drivers should expect delays.