The executive committee recommended a $406M budget boost to advance West Seattle Link into final design. The measures head to the full Sound Transit board for a June 25 vote.

A 13,300‑sq‑ft LVMPD substation and a two‑acre city park are set for Skye Canyon, with a $1M donation helping pay for the public space and an opening targeted for early 2027.

Severe storms early Friday left more than 24,000 DTE customers without power across Metro Detroit. Crews are working to restore service and officials warn residents to avoid downed lines.

A state-run toll board voted June 11 to abandon the 14‑mile Kendall Parkway and approve a shorter, costly four‑mile extension of SR‑836 to SW 8th Street. The move shifts funding toward smaller upgrades and slows plans to build through western Miami‑Dade.

A second water line break in Orlando’s College Park knocked out service for hours and renewed worries about fiber‑optic crews striking buried pipes.

Groundbreaking in East Harlem marks the start of TBM work for Phase 2 of the Second Avenue Subway, advancing plans to bring Q service to 125th Street. Project leaders say reuse of old tunnels has identified major savings.

MTA is rebuilding Botanical Garden, Williams Bridge and Woodlawn stations in the Bronx with elevators, new platforms and restored features; work is targeted for 2027.

Senators Durbin and Duckworth urged DOT to extend federal funding for the long‑promised Chicago–Quad Cities Amtrak line ahead of a July 31 deadline.

San Mateo County launched temporary World Cup text alerts and recommends registering with SMC Alert for transit and safety updates.

Quincy has started an AI‑powered stop‑arm camera program with a 30‑day warning period; police will review footage and mailed notices and penalties begin July 1, 2026.

The MBTA and Watertown are planning painted lanes, signal priority and short “queue‑jump” lanes on Arsenal Street to speed Route 70 service; public input is June 14.

City and PGH2O unveiled a $6.8M stormwater and street-improvement package to curb flooding in Carrick and Overbrook. The work pairs green infrastructure with pavement and sidewalk repairs.

A new public-health billboard campaign tells Cleveland drivers to stop idling as the city pairs messaging with plans for 50 miles of new bikeways. Officials say cutting idling can save gas and clean the air.