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."

GFiber's network is now live in Franklin, promising faster internet and new competition for local providers as the city advances major infrastructure projects.

A 35,000‑square‑foot substation is rising 105 feet below Kendall Square as part of a $1.84B plan to beef up power for Cambridge’s booming biotech district.

Thunderstorms prompted an FAA ground‑delay at Denver International on Wednesday, producing dozens of delays and snarled connections. Travelers were urged to check airline status.

Salt Lake City opened a protected 400 South Viaduct Trail and unveiled "Strut," a nearly 2,000‑foot public artwork that connects Poplar Grove to downtown.

An 87‑year‑old Wesley Chapel man died after his Tesla, reportedly on Autopilot, ran off Overpass Road and sank in a nearby pond, authorities say.

Cyclists rode silently from City Hall to honor those killed on Philly streets and to press officials for protected bike lanes and stronger enforcement. The ride highlighted recent fatalities and enforcement gaps.

I‑610 will be fully closed this holiday weekend for asphalt paving and repairs between the I‑10 splits near the 17th Street Canal and Franklin Avenue.

State DMV systems faltered Wednesday, delaying renewals and registrations across Florida. Officials say technicians are working to restore services.

A new 50,000-square-foot airport fire station is rising near CLT, tied to the Fourth Parallel Runway and FAA ARFF response rules. Construction began May 27.

Preliminary state data show one traffic death during the 2026 Memorial Day travel period, down from eight last year; officials credit seat belts and stepped-up enforcement.

State lawmakers and Cape leaders are reviving plans to run MBTA commuter trains to Bourne, citing existing track and a bill that would push the T to study and start service. The proposal aims to cut congestion and expand access for year‑round workers.

Round Rock is applying for a $60M TWDB loan to add 10 MGD to the Brushy Creek East plant; the council will review funding and a contract change on Thursday.