Officials confirm a sinkhole caused a road collapse in Lake County, according to evaluations by Tierra, Inc. and statements by Chairwoman Leslie Campione. Repair plans are underway.

Carmel Police Department used social media to remind residents of the importance of using turn signals for public safety and predictability on the road.

On the anniversary of his death, Pradeep Sood’s family joined advocates to demand a raised crosswalk on Peachtree Street where he was killed.

Michigan DNR promotes snowmobile/ORV safety with the "Ride Right" campaign, citing nine deaths this season due to preventable causes and offering guidelines for responsible riding.

Amtrak suspended trains between Boston and New York after overhead power failed Wednesday evening. Travelers can rebook under Fare Protect or request refunds.

Southwest will begin overnight red‑eye arrivals at Dallas Love Field on Oct. 1, adding two daily early‑morning landings from LAX and LAS. Neighbors and airport officials are watching how the flights will interact with Love Field’s voluntary noise program.

Dozens of National City streetlights are dark, residents say, fueling safety concerns as city and utility crews work to fix the outages. Reporting channels and ownership questions are complicating repairs.

ODOT announces various lane reductions and closures in Oklahoma, impacting highway traffic and commutes, with bridge repairs and infrastructure projects through early 2026.

Lawton is removing an unsafe bridge in Mattie Beal Park, converting it into a roadway. The project began on February 9 and will include drainage evaluations to prevent flooding.

MDOT is hosting an open house on February 18 to discuss the Marshall Modernization Project's next phase, at the FireKeepers Casino Hotel in Battle Creek.

Traffic signal at 75th and Greenfield replaced by an RRFB to improve pedestrian safety and traffic flow; part of a pre-2030 roadway project and freeway-linked traffic mitigation pact.

A systemwide positive train control outage delayed Metra trains across Chicago during the evening commute; a CSX derailment in the south suburbs added to the disruption.

A MoDOT deck replacement on the Ashley Branch bridge would close the Route W crossing for roughly 60 days and push residents onto a 60–70 mile backroads detour, locals warn. Business owners and first responders say the short repair threatens livelihoods and emergency response times.