A water main break in Mesa at E. McKellips Road and Gilbert Road leads to ongoing traffic disruptions and repairs, with the intersection remaining closed and commuters advised to find alternate routes.

Austin's Vision Zero is piloting safety measures at intersections to reduce accidents involving left-turning vehicles and pedestrians, influenced by data showing a significant number of incidents and injuries over the past five years.

Construction has resumed on a Fort Lauderdale high-rise after a recent crane collapse caused fatalities and injuries, raising safety concerns among residents.

The article describes Washington County's efforts to improve County Highway 32, focusing on pedestrian safety and traffic, and invites public feedback on the project through a virtual platform.

San Francisco is threatening legal action against Oakland for attempting to rename its airport, alleging trademark infringement for using "San Francisco" in the new name.

The CTA is enhancing North Side Red Line stations with new artworks and planning a South Side extension to create better transit access and economic growth.

ADOT minimizes freeway closures around Phoenix for the NCAA Final Four, except for scheduled improvements like the westbound I-10 ramp closure for bridge work.

A high school senior, Addison DeWitt from Sumner County, earned a private pilot license through her school's aviation program. She is the first student to accomplish this feat at Liberty Creek High School.

MDOT announces ramp closures at the I-69 and Irish Road interchange in Davison, Michigan, starting April 8 to facilitate a $1.7 million improvement project.

Moderate traffic delays are reported around Boerne and Castroville as stargazers head out for today's solar eclipse, with IH-10 W and W US Hwy 90 affected. US Hwy 281 N remains clear.

Seattle City Light spotlights Ruslan Radzhapov, an essential maintenance worker who ensures safe access to transmission towers and supports line crews.

ADOT advises Phoenix drivers of Loop 101 ramp closures at 51st Avenue beginning April 8 due to a waterline project. Alternative routes are suggested and commuters are urged to stay updated via AZ511.

SDOT seeks small businesses to manage King Street Station's project, with a $250K-$350K contract over three years, possibly extendable. Applications are due by April 29th, and a pre-submittal meeting is on April 16th.