A gaping hole across from Busch Stadium has been under repair for weeks as crews finish utility work and wait for warm weather to pour concrete.

Construction at Hartsfield-Jackson will reroute Terminal South lanes and move shuttle pickups for about two weeks, starting Wednesday. Expect slower traffic and changed drop‑off spots.

A Philadelphia Water Department truck sank into Frankford Avenue after a water main burst. Crews pulled the vehicle free as neighbors report repeated breaks.

A presidential emergency board sided with LIRR unions and recommended raises, starting a 60‑day cooling‑off period that could allow a May 16, 2026 strike.

Henderson has launched a design phase to unclog the I‑11/I‑215 interchange where Lake Mead Parkway and the I‑11 flyover feed onto the 215. Planning and public outreach are underway.

North Hills has begun enforcing a plate-registration system in parts of the district; unregistered cars could receive a $35 notice. Here’s where it applies and how to register.

I-25 in Pueblo was closed both directions at Exit 99A after a crash; a detour and slower speeds are in effect. Expect delays and check official traffic updates.

A century‑old Frankford Avenue bridge is closed for a $10M rehabilitation that will keep the crossing shut for about a year, with detours and traffic impacts across Northeast Philadelphia.

A water main burst on Columbus Avenue near Jackson Square Tuesday, flooding the street and prompting closures as BWSC crews responded.

NHCRWA advanced design for Project Series 39 to push more Spring‑area districts from groundwater to surface water, but conversion rates and cost estimates leave a gap. A public meeting is set for March 24 in Spring.

Council members scrutinized the MTA and city transportation agencies in Tuesday’s preliminary budget hearing, focusing on deficits, fares and capital projects.

A pre‑dawn crash closed all northbound lanes of I‑77 in Mooresville and left one person dead. Troopers say a stalled car with no lights was struck; an investigation is underway.

Oviedo is using recent stormwater rate increases and loans to repair culverts and rehabilitate pipes, with dozens of projects planned over the next decade.