Ford Road will close on or after June 8 for a bridge replacement over I‑865; expect signed detours and overnight ramp closures.

Hawaiian Airlines will swap free coach meals for a chef‑curated paid pre‑order menu developed with Sheldon Simeon, launching July 1 on most mainland routes. Limited complimentary snacks will remain.

A freight train jumped the tracks Thursday morning in Posen, leaving at least a dozen cars off the rails near 140th Street and Seeley Avenue. No injuries were reported.

Gov. Josh Shapiro and Mayor Cherelle Parker joined team owners to unveil a nine‑point transportation and development package for the South Philly stadium district. The plan targets congestion around Citizens Bank Park and ties public planning to private investment.

Valparaiso is considering a $10 million bond to drill three water wells while officials negotiate with Indiana American Water about Lake Michigan supply. The package aims to add capacity and avoid an immediate rate shock.

WisDOT released four conceptual designs to rework the I‑43/National Avenue interchange in Walker’s Point. Display boards and staff will be at a June 3 open house to take feedback.

Cemex and Port Tampa Bay unveiled a $36M aggregate terminal with a 5,000‑ton‑per‑hour conveyor, expected to move about 1.5M tons a year and boost local construction supply.

Flagship Cruises will launch a daily ferry June 1 between Chula Vista's Safe Harbor South Bay and downtown San Diego. One-way fares are about $15 and crossings take roughly 45 minutes.

A pedestrian was killed early Thursday after being struck by a Valley Metro bus near 59th Avenue and Van Buren in west Phoenix. Police closed nearby ramps while investigators processed the scene.

A Flagler County jury has ordered $8.64M for Jo’Relle Deleston after a 2022 I‑95 rollover that left him with a broken neck and lasting injuries. Attorneys displayed dashcam footage at trial.

INDOT will hold a June 10 hearing in Westfield on plans to widen State Road 32, add roundabouts and new trail connections. The project aims to cut crashes and speed travel.

Northside ISD is asking families to pre-register students for 2026–27 bus service by June 30 to guarantee first‑day pick‑up. Late sign-ups may mean a stop isn’t assigned for up to two weeks.

Crestwood retooled the confusing Cicero and Cal‑Sag right turn this spring: new signals, clearer stop lines and fresh cameras replaced the approach critics once called a "trap."