The 101 Freeway in Agoura Hills faces nighttime closures for the construction of the world's largest wildlife crossing, affecting traffic from 11 p.m. to 4 a.m.

SEPTA has canceled its contract with CRRC for double-decker train cars after spending $50 million and receiving none, leading to a reevaluation of priorities in public transportation.

Sea-Tac Airport prepares for potential security delays due to the Middle East conflict, though impacts on Seattle flights are not anticipated. Meanwhile, after Iran's attacks on Israel, some Middle Eastern countries temporarily closed their airspace.

Detroit initiates new road closures downtown through May 6 for NFL Draft events, with Jefferson Avenue and other streets impacted; city assures business access and promotes alternative transport.

MnDOT has implemented new road safety features like lane constrictor intersections, retroreflective signal backplates, and J-turns, with mixed results; however, the J-turns notably improved safety.

Macomb County plans over $100 million in road and bridge improvements, with 50 projects announced to enhance transportation and safety, while prioritizing efficient traffic flow and driver vigilance.

FAU received a donation from Craig and Barbara Weiner for a new Holocaust museum on campus, featuring artifacts and aiming to educate about the Holocaust.

City workers begin annual fire hydrant flushing on the south and west sides to maintain water infrastructure, with potential temporary water discoloration.

The Tennessee National Guard dedicated the new Major General Terry "Max" Haston Armory, honoring him for his 40 years of service. The modern facility features advanced technology and energy efficiency.

San Antonio businesses and pedestrians are challenged by construction as Fiesta approaches, impacting safety and accessibility. Local officials are addressing concerns and seeking solutions to support the community.

Weekend repairs on the East Freeway for a damaged expansion joint will cause significant traffic with two westbound lanes closed from Main St to Monmouth until Monday at 5 a.m.

GDOT is implementing improvements at a Fayetteville intersection to reduce traffic and accidents, including new mast arm lights and optimized signal timing, with minimal lane closures expected during the three-month project.

Illinois Senate passes a bill for transit agencies to publish annual safety reports, prompted by a train crash. The bipartisan bill aims to enhance public transportation safety and transparency.