January saw a pullback at the Port of Los Angeles as retailers digest goods frontloaded ahead of tariffs, leaving terminals and truckers to recalibrate. Officials say inventories are still elevated as the complex normalizes.

The Ohio Department of Transportation announced lane closures on US 35 West in Greene County for utility work and road maintenance, affecting travel times.

ODOT will close the I-71 rest areas in Medina County on March 2 and convert them into truck-only lots, expanding the sites as part of a statewide push to add more truck parking. The local project will add dozens of marked truck stalls and new facilities.

A new TACIR inventory counts $82.7 billion in needed repairs across Tennessee. Nashville drivers say potholes and delayed fixes make the shortfall obvious on local streets.

A stretch of Lafayette Drive NE in Atlanta will be closed for tree removal on February 18, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Local access will remain.

CTRMA released a draft environmental assessment that advances an $825M plan to add express lanes on MoPac South; public comment and hearings run March 9–May 3.

EverBank Stadium auctions off Jaguars memorabilia and industrial goods due to renovations, with items like signage and refrigerators. Bidding ends on February 17.

A medical emergency on Blue Line tracks near Washington suspended service through the Loop, blocked Dearborn at Madison and forced shuttle buses into service during the morning commute.

INDOT's East Central division expresses gratitude for Hoosier Helpers, sponsored by GEICO, for their commitment to motorists' safety, with social media praise for their year-round efforts beyond February.

Cecil Spaceport is seeking FAA approval to land returning spacecraft while prepping hundreds of east‑side acres for hangars, testing and research.

Palmetto Bay says it has doubled its Freebee fleet from two to four vehicles to cut wait times and speed free, electric door‑to‑door trips within the village. Riders can book through the Ride Freebee app or by phone.

A new city report finds San Diego faces a $7.8 billion infrastructure shortfall, with stormwater repairs and street work driving the gap as council committees prepare to review options.

An AlertSF notice reported a power outage on Treasure Island's south end; SFPUC crews are working to restore service.