Dozens of taxpayer-funded electric buses sit idle across Miami‑Dade and Broward while officials scramble to fix, dispose of or recoup millions.

A construction auger reportedly struck a buried gas main near US‑31, shutting I‑465’s north side in Carmel and causing miles of backups while crews repair the line.

A major water leak closed several Nye County offices in Pahrump and shut a stretch of Winery Road while crews repair the break.

NDOT will roll out marked downtown rideshare pickup zones, expanding a TPAC pilot aimed at easing event-time congestion and clearing curb lanes.

A disabled BART train in San Francisco forced Red Line suspensions and limited Green Line service while crews moved a tow train into place.

Tacoma’s City Council voted Tuesday to put a ten‑year streets funding plan — Proposition 1 — on the Aug. 4 primary ballot. The scaled‑back package would renew utility and property levies to pay for paving, safety upgrades and neighborhood connections.

ACI’s 2025 rankings put Hartsfield‑Jackson at No. 1 with 106.3 million passengers, underscoring ATL’s economic heft and capacity questions for the year ahead.

Noblesville will extend weekday free street parking to three hours and remove meters from several lots starting April 23.

Ameren completed a $30M substation in north St. Louis that officials say will boost reliability for about 8,000 customers and support tornado recovery. The upgrade also helps power local redevelopment and electric‑bus charging.

House Bill 2022 would cap Honolulu's vehicle weight fee at the state rate, cutting many registration bills by around 75% while prompting new reporting on road spending.

Phoenix Sky Harbor is adding six gates to Terminal 3 in a 173,000‑sq‑ft expansion handled with overnight lifts and staged steelwork; completion is expected in fall 2027.

A Raftelis financial plan for Medina County projects combined water and sewer bills rising from about $106 to $157 per month by 2032 as the county borrows for major plant upgrades.

State regulators voted 3-0 to overturn Elbert County and clear Xcel’s Segment 5 of the $1.7B Power Pathway, shifting the fight to permits, fees and land rights. Construction still hinges on easements and PUC conditions.