A March semitruck crash at a Littleton QuikTrip has renewed scrutiny of a local carrier after inspection notices and a past brake-related crash were revealed. Records show repeated brake defects and recent out-of-service findings tied to related companies.

A construction barge broke loose on the Beaver River and lodged on the Eastvale dam, briefly closing two bridges. Crews recovered one barge and are monitoring the dam while waiting for water levels to fall.

A broken water main opened a sinkhole on Covington Pike Thursday, closing the Covington Pike/Chiswood intersection and prompting a city traffic alert.

No public parking at Quail Hollow — buy satellite parking passes early and expect shuttle rides. Quick breakdown of lots, transit and rideshare options for fans.

A consultant named five target European cities as Jacksonville builds gates and courts carriers. Officials say incentives and Concourse B are central to the pitch.

Avondale Estates wrapped a 20‑month Complete Street overhaul on April 1, swapping five lanes for a people‑first three‑lane main street with a 10‑foot shared path.

A regional transit overhaul launches April 12, boosting SMART trains and retooling Golden Gate buses along Highway 101 to speed trips and improve connections.

Plaza Premium Group opened Plaza Premium First and a reimagined Plaza Premium Lounge in DFW’s Terminal D, adding showers, table service and a Texas‑inspired menu.

ODOT’s Abernethy Bridge upgrade is behind schedule and pricier than planned, with park staging and restoration stretching into 2030 and local businesses feeling the impact.

RTD and a man hurt at Peoria Station quietly reached a settlement in January; the case was dismissed with prejudice on March 25, 2026. The suit had alleged obscured signage and confusing alarms at the station.

Regional planners removed the Boylston Street safety project from the MPO TIP, freeing federal dollars and postponing promised pedestrian and bike upgrades at a deadly Fenway intersection.

Sun Metro will reshuffle dozens of El Paso bus lines on June 14, 2026, adding routes 41 and 55 and launching microtransit while deactivating several low‑ridership routes.

The Texas Transportation Commission approved $16 million to build a new El Paso transit maintenance facility, a project officials say will improve bus safety and reliability.