The Shelby County Juvenile Court is closed for emergency maintenance, with all proceedings moved online until the building reopens, slated for May 1st.

PennDOT is seeking volunteers for their Adopt-A-Highway program to combat roadside litter in Pennsylvania and maintain the state's roadways this spring.

A train derailment on Portland's Steel Bridge caused early morning delays, with no injuries reported. The bridge closed for hours but reopened after an inspection.

Michigan police begin Operation Ghost Rider, using unmarked vehicles to target distracted drivers and enforce hands-free driving law with potential fines and community service.

The Port of Oakland received a $4 million federal grant to fund zero-emissions equipment, including electric trucks and chargers, by 2025 to improve air quality.

MassDOT is adding more signs around the Sumner Tunnel to deter over-height trucks from entering after several incidents of trucks striking the tunnel.

Roadwork on Southfield Road and the Southfield Freeway in Oakland and Wayne Counties is expected to cause traffic delays, with projects starting Monday and completion by fall.

Richmond Street in Philly will face road closures for rail improvements by New Jersey Transit starting May 3rd, with detours via Lewis Street, Delaware Avenue, and Orthodox Street during certain hours.

The postponement of US-131 closure at Burton Street in Grand Rapids is reported by WOODTV, extending ramp shutdowns and challenging traffic with detour routes until late May.

LaVista Road NE in Atlanta is now open after a prolonged closure due to an apartment fire, but the adjacent sidewalk remains closed with detours in place.

A steelworker is leading an effort to create a memorial for the 14 men who died in the 1982 Cline Avenue Bridge collapse in East Chicago as the 42nd anniversary approaches.

Miami-Dade is set to host Mobility Week, including CoMotion Miami and the NACTO Designing Cities Conference, focusing on transportation innovation and sustainable urban planning. Mayor Levine Cava and DTPW lead the event.

Illinois lawmakers are considering a merger of Chicago's CTA, Metra, and Pace transit systems to address service quality, safety and a financial shortfall. The Civic Federation supports the merger to reform governance and improve efficiency.