State bills would require sensors on school buses to detect people near doors and create grants to help districts install the systems. Proponents say the tech could prevent tragedies at pick‑up and drop‑off.

A decades‑old interlocal agreement has West Palm Beach funding a multimillion‑dollar water main replacement on Cocoanut Row, with lane closures and work expected through the fall.

Residents along Peoria Street in Aurora have fortified yards after a string of crashes and are pressing the city for faster safety fixes.

Mamdani’s DOT wants a full-length protected bike lane on 31st Street in Astoria. The plan revives a fight with firefighters, merchants and a judge’s earlier order.

Air France began three-times-weekly nonstop flights between Paris and Las Vegas, adding roughly 26,900 seasonal seats and midday arrivals into LAS.

After multiple pedestrian deaths, Sacramento unveiled a plan to remake Stockton Boulevard with bus lanes, wider sidewalks and dozens of new crosswalks.

Denver reprogrammed stoplights overnight on major corridors to force more red lights and slow speeders. Early data shows drops in late‑night crashes on Alameda and Federal.

Pittsburgh International is pitching its idle landside terminal as a film studio, offering huge indoor sets and leveraging state tax credits and local studio plans.

Sections of I‑43 in Milwaukee were closed on April 15 after heavy storms flooded low points on the interstate. Officials urged motorists to avoid the area.

CRTPO unveiled a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan that maps high‑risk corridors and mobilizes local committees and federal funds to reduce fatal and serious crashes across three counties.

A sinkhole opened in Sunset Park on Wednesday, collapsing part of a street and prompting emergency closures. Crews blocked the block while inspectors checked underground utilities.

An Amtrak Carolinian train struck a person near Hammond Road in Raleigh on Wednesday. Amtrak says the person was trespassing and investigators are probing the incident.

Kiewit Austin Partnership will design and build Austin's 62‑acre light‑rail yard near the airport. The decision accelerates Project Connect and raises questions about displaced businesses.