The Rock 'n' Roll weekend brings a downtown 5K Saturday and a half/10K Sunday. Expect major Strip and downtown road closures, I‑15 ramp impacts and wide transit detours.

Nightly I-40 eastbound lane closures in Forsyth County for bridge work and road widening, expected to last five nights, avoiding weekends, with Clemmonsville Road also impacted.

Penn Hills received a $3 million grant from Pennsylvania's Multimodal Transportation Fund for road and sidewalk improvements, with work starting in 2027.

The DHS shutdown over immigration policy disputes is affecting the TSA workforce, with agents working unpaid and causing delays at airports like Miami and Chicago O'Hare.

A modest $850K federal appropriation moves planning forward for the Weber Spur Trail, but land deals, engineering and a roughly $70M price tag mean construction is still years off.

ODOT progresses into the second year of the SR 159/North Bridge Street project to enhance safety and reduce congestion, with major changes to traffic flow expected.

Berkley has recorded more than 20 water main breaks this winter, straining public works crews and prompting targeted replacement projects.

Three multinational teams are bidding to run Boston’s commuter rail. The award will shape electrification, schedules and who manages one of the region’s biggest transit systems.

Noblesville’s $125 million Reimagine Pleasant Street project is moving into its final phase, with officials saying the corridor should be open by the end of summer.

Community Board 6 pushed DOT to install a protected bike lane on E. 17th Street, citing dozens of crashes and DOT safety data ahead of summer resurfacing.

Aqua Pennsylvania says it has replaced more than 2,500 customer‑owned lead and galvanized lines since 2024 and has surveyed roughly 71,000 service lines as it accelerates statewide work.

Downtown Issaquah leaders say the South Kirkland–Issaquah Link could be delayed or cut as Sound Transit grapples with a multi‑billion funding gap. A community meeting is set for next week.

Las Vegas is piloting 16 AI‑driven smart signals on Fremont Street to detect pedestrians and adjust crossings in real time using a $1.4M federal grant.