WSDOT crews will begin work next week to repair SR 504 and replace the Spirit Lake Outlet Bridge, a key step toward reopening Johnston Ridge Observatory. The closure stems from a May 2023 landslide that severed the only road in and stranded visitors.

Falling rock forced Kamehameha Highway at Waimea Bay to close in both directions; DOT crews were sent to assess the slope.

Spring Hill’s board approved up to $320 million in bonds to fund Pure Water Spring Hill and upgrades to reservoirs and treatment plants.

RCT Flex launches May 4 with weekday early- and late-shift loops, deviation pickups and a MATI-funded evaluation to track job-access impacts.

A hillside stretch of Elstun Road is slipping in Anderson Township, leaving cracked pavement and threats to nearby homes as county engineers design a costly repair. Residents want a firmer timeline and funding plan.

Grafton’s river ferry is now city‑owned and will operate daily with expanded hours and updated fares. The move is backed by a $1.458M IDOT grant and a long‑term operating deal.

Alaska Airlines and other carriers have raised checked-bag fees as jet fuel costs climb; Sea‑Tac travelers say family trips just got pricier.

A full weekend shutdown of eastbound I‑80 will crimp SoMa and Mission Bay traffic next weekend. Timeline, detours and transit options explained.

Crews installed 72‑inch storm pipes under North Causeway Boulevard in Metairie as part of a roughly $9.85 million drainage upgrade. The work aims to reduce recurring street flooding in the corridor.

ADOT will close southbound SR 51 Friday night through Monday morning for pavement work, with detours via I‑17 and possible delays for Sky Harbor access. Expect heavier traffic and allow extra time.

TDOT has picked a contractor to lower James Robertson Parkway on the East Bank, a move that will reshape downtown access and require periodic closures.

A Frontier jet was forced to brake hard at LAX late Wednesday when two service trucks cut across a taxiway. No injuries were reported, and authorities are reviewing the incident.

City leaders met this week to update Murfreesboro’s 2050 transportation plan as TDOT's I-24 Choice Lanes and local projects force choices about widening, signals and transit.