A FAA ground stop at SFO on April 20 created multi-hour delays as storms and reduced arrival capacity left a backlog across Bay Area flights.

Chicago’s latest infrastructure tally shows 170+ miles resurfaced, thousands of repaired sidewalks and new bikeways across neighborhoods.

Heavy equipment and fresh concrete are now visible as Phase 2 of El Paso's Borderland Expressway pushes ahead.

Tampa is spending about $41 million to repave streets this year and aims to top last year's 76 lane-mile record. New crews and added equipment are speeding work across neighborhoods.

Tradepoint Atlantic has broken ground on a $1 billion Sparrows Point container terminal that company leaders say will boost Port of Baltimore capacity and bring jobs. The build includes dredging, a new wharf and on‑dock rail aimed at modern containerships.

NEORSD will start work on the Big Creek Tunnel later in 2026 — the last of seven storage tunnels meant to reduce sewage entering Lake Erie. The 20‑ft, 4‑mile bore should cut roughly 550 million gallons a year.

CTA abruptly ended its Monterrey Security contract on April 20, affecting about 250 guards and redirecting resources to sworn officers, K‑9s and crisis teams.

NHTSA unveiled "Pathways to Safer Streets" in Baltimore — a national push that pairs tougher enforcement with data tools and funding for prehospital blood transfusions.

Oceanside signed a $516,350 engineering contract to produce construction-ready plans for the pier’s burned hammerhead. Design and permitting will determine when bids and rebuilding begin.

A 67-year-old motorcyclist died Monday after a collision at Clinton Highway and Tillery Drive in Knoxville; KPD says the rider allegedly ran a red light.

State officials say the 1950 westbound Tacoma Narrows Bridge will need roughly $180M in short‑ and long‑term repairs. Funding and scheduling remain unsettled.

Two inside lanes of westbound I‑40 at S.E. 29th Street were shut after concrete fell from an overpass; troopers advised alternate routes.

ODOT data shows work zone crashes in Oregon hit a five‑year high in 2024 with 621 crashes, 14 deaths and 36 serious injuries. The agency urges drivers to slow down and give crews room.