The White House says Japan will finance a roughly $33B, 9.2GW gas plant near Portsmouth as part of a $550B pledge. Officials and local planners say many details remain unresolved.

Massachusetts and Nova Scotia signed an MOU to cooperate on offshore wind — but experts and a new study say transmission, permitting and cost questions could keep exported power years away.

Dozens of outages left more than 10,000 Las Cruces residents without power Wednesday; the utility's map showed restoration around 1:45 p.m. as crews worked the area.

County staff pitched Project BOAST — a plan to help small businesses through lines of credit, contracting support and anti‑displacement services as transit work ramps up.

New Terminal One at JFK will use CBP’s Enhanced Passenger Processing — a free, no‑enrollment facial‑match system that could let eligible U.S. citizens move through passport control in seconds. Officials say travelers can opt out and a manual lane will remain.

Crossing guards in the Las Vegas Valley report daily near‑misses and a hit‑and‑run that injured a guard at Lamb and Tonopah. They say enforcement and more guards are needed.

Midwest City, OK has closed S. Douglas Blvd. for road resurfacing from SE 29th St. to Renny Rd. The closure affects I-40 ramps and should last through February 17.

A unit of Energy Transfer filed with FERC to run a 9.6‑mile gas lateral under the Mississippi to feed Ameren’s new Big Hollow Energy Center.

Pittsburgh launches a "demolition blitz" targeting 24 dilapidated buildings to improve safety and neighborhood vitality in the Hilltop area, as explained by Mayor O’Connor and reported by WPXI.

HHFDC agreed to pay $60 million to transfer more than 100 Villages of Kapolei roads — about 24 miles — to the City and County of Honolulu.

A new southbound lane opened on the Florida Turnpike near Minneola, delivered early as part of a seven‑mile widening project that will run through 2028. Officials say the quick delivery should ease rush‑hour backups while work continues.

MoDOT is hosting a meeting on March 3, 2026, for public input on the Gravois Avenue resurfacing project planned for 2029, emphasizing safety and community needs.

Montrose residents and dozens of businesses want the TIRZ to restore the 2022, bike-friendly plan for the $28.5M West Alabama rebuild, citing crash data and safety worries.