San Antonio reports 470 miles of streets in poor condition, leading to a new city ordinance disqualifying contractors with poor past performance from city projects.

Major construction will cause weekend closures on key Phoenix freeways, including the I-10, U.S. 60, and Loop 202, causing drivers to seek alternative routes.

A stalled Union Pacific train disrupted traffic near Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, but the PHX Sky Train® provided an alternative route, unaffected by the incident.

Pearland ISD proposes a $105 million bond for infrastructure and technology upgrades, with voting set for May. Tax rates will remain unchanged if approved.

Pacific Power proposes a 16.9% rate increase in Oregon, potentially adding about $30 to average monthly residential bills, to fund renewable energy investment and wildfire management.

PDX airport's first phase of renovations is set to open in May, featuring new amenities, shops, and restaurants, with a focus on enhancing traveler experience and sustainability.

The Julia Tuttle Causeway in Miami is closing overnight for sign installations, affecting east and westbound lanes. Drivers are advised to take alternative routes.

Shenandoah secures $400,000 for right-of-way acquisitions, part of a larger $3.5 million I-45 and Research Forest Drive overhaul, with additional funding from a $60 million toll fund.

The Port of San Diego approved $2.2 million for Harbor Drive enhancements and a new bridge to improve safety, reduce pollution, and streamline traffic.

The Ventra app, used by Chicago's Metra riders, faced technical issues again, causing morning rush hour delays and preventing ticket purchases. Despite ongoing problems since February 1, conductors let passengers ride.

Caltrain will operate a modified schedule on Presidents' Day, with 40 local trains and limited shuttle service, excluding the Brisbane-Crocker Park Shuttle. Parking fees will apply.

The Portland Bureau of Transportation has initiated lane reductions for night work on SE Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, impacting traffic until February 22. The work is part of the Central Eastside Access and Circulation project.

Central Texas is implementing a "smart freight corridor" to communicate real-time road conditions to autonomous trucks, aiming to improve safety and efficiency on State Highway 130.