NRG switched on a TEF‑backed expansion at the T.H. Wharton plant on June 10, adding roughly 415 MW of fast‑start capacity to the Houston grid. The project used state financing and is the first of several TEF builds.

New “No Turn On Red” signs are going up in Midtown and Downtown to reduce pedestrian collisions as the city finishes safety work ahead of the World Cup.

Hillsborough County will widen 0.75 miles of Big Bend Road to six lanes, add wide sidewalks and a 0.25‑mile trail in a $25.2M project aimed at easing congestion near Waterset.

MARTA released a redesigned app and web tools with live tracking, multilingual support and integrated safety reporting as part of a broader 2026 overhaul. The launch comes as federal authorities investigate recent violent incidents on trains.

A century of Corps dredging kept freighters moving — and tribal leaders and scientists say it also reshaped the Columbia estuary and harmed salmon, lamprey and wetlands.

A gated emergency access road to Colorado Highway 74 has opened in Genesee after a 2025 vote, giving the foothills a second escape route from possible wildfires.

Port NOLA and UTC Transoceanic launched an AI 'digital twin' and TEID-RDC app that speed routing checks for oversized transformers, turbines and other heavy project cargo. The tool aims to cut weeks of planning to minutes.

The U.S. Coast Guard will require vessels that visit Haiti to boost security and document measures before entering U.S. waters, beginning June 22, 2026. The move aims to protect ports while Haiti grapples with gang attacks at its seaports.

Lake County approved $22 million to rebuild 2.5 miles of Deerfield Road, adding a center turn lane, bridge work and a continuous multi‑use path. Construction is expected to begin late 2026 and could run into 2029.

Two elevators at Ascension Columbia St. Mary’s parking garage were out for months, forcing visitors to use stairs and prompting accessibility and safety questions. Local reporting traced the long outage.

Waymo paid $220M for a 5,458‑acre proving grounds near Surprise, adding private city streets, a high‑speed oval and freeway stretches for robotaxi testing. The site was formerly used by Chrysler and later by Apple.

Tallahassee’s school‑zone cameras mailed more than 44,000 notices this school year; two schools accounted for nearly 11,000 violations and the program’s rules are drawing scrutiny.

A cargo train derailed near the Framingham station, blocking downtown crossings and prompting police to reroute traffic.