A new Merritt Research Services analysis finds Portland has roughly $19 billion in deferred infrastructure work — about $31,000 per resident — and ranks second‑worst among large U.S. cities.

CATS is asking riders to set year-one priorities for its Better Bus plan; two in-person sessions are scheduled and an online survey runs through June 12.

A Mother's Day wreck in Haralson County killed a woman; state officials say a roundabout will be built at the dangerous intersection as part of a long‑term safety plan.

A sinkhole opened near West 114th Street on May 22, closing the road while crews and Cleveland Water inspected the scene.

The FAA ordered a ground stop at Nashville International on May 22, 2026 as thunderstorms produced more than 80 delays at BNA. Airlines held inbound flights until conditions improved.

A two-vehicle crash in southeast Las Vegas near Boulder Highway and Emerald Avenue left one person dead and two hospitalized with life-threatening injuries, police said.

The Navy plans to use two retired San Diego warships — USS Peleliu and USS Mobile Bay — as live‑fire targets off Kauai during RIMPAC 2026, according to planning documents and solicitations.

UDOT warns Spanish Fork Canyon and several Utah corridors could see delays up to 90 minutes this Memorial Day as AAA projects heavy travel and gas prices rise.

New York now bars stretch limousines older than 10 years or 350,000 miles and has stepped up DMV enforcement, inspections and required pre‑trip briefings.

UTA postponed two bargaining sessions after downtown transit workers rallied at the APTA bus rodeo. Workers say talks have been stalled for months.

Montrose will get a nearly $9 million Safe Routes to School overhaul this summer, widening sidewalks and adding crossings around three neighborhood schools. The work follows years of local pressure to fix cracked, narrow walkways.

Clark County added a single‑lane tunnel chapter to its fire code, laying out permits, vehicle limits and emergency requirements that could speed Vegas Loop expansion.

The Memphis airport board adopted a roughly $172M FY2027 plan that bankrolls parking expansions and schematic design work for a consolidated rental-car garage. The package also advances several construction bids tied to the modernization effort.