DDOT released a decongestion study modeling a $10 downtown cordon toll; Mayor Muriel Bowser called it the wrong policy and said the administration will not pursue it.

PennDOT will close the McKeesport 6Duquesne Bridge to vehicles March 14 6April 7 for a $50.77M preservation project; sidewalks will remain open and signed detours are in place.

Reporters on a new Talking Central Florida episode say major highway and a downtown-street overhaul will begin soon across four Central Florida counties.

County leaders say talks with Baltimore‑area partners and a multi‑year engineering plan could free up sewer capacity that has paused new development near BWI. Officials are pursuing negotiations and diversion plans while some projects remain on hold.

Tesla plans a 48‑stall Supercharger hub on a 2‑acre Romulus site near Detroit Metro Airport; Phase 1 of 32 stalls is under construction and aimed for a summer opening.

The FAA briefly halted departures to Midway and O'Hare as severe storms moved through Chicago, prompting warnings for hail, damaging winds and possible tornadoes.

Bridgewater residents face persistent brown tap water and outdoor-use bans. The town has a treated-water fill station and a temporary Middleborough supply while upgrades are planned.

A fallen tree near Kew Gardens forced LIRR trains to skip several Queens stops Wednesday, with the subway cross‑honoring tickets and TrainTime carrying updates.

Terminals plan longer gate hours and live truck-terminal messaging to keep cargo moving during a 16‑month Vincent Thomas Bridge closure.

Construction crews are finishing Sea‑Tac’s Concourse C expansion, adding four floors of dining, retail and a large Alaska lounge ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

Caltrans completed Phase 2 of the Bay Bridge West Span rehab and moved into Phase 3, removing underdeck platforms and installing deck plates that temporarily reduce vessel clearance.

A rockslide shut OR 99E in Oregon City Tuesday morning; crews are clearing boulders near the tunnel and detours are in effect.

Knoxville will swap more than 700 downtown rolling carts for a network of compactors, with the first two units staged near 501 W. Church Ave and coming online soon.