Heavy snow temporarily shuttered runways at McGhee Tyson Saturday, causing flight delays and cancellations across the morning.

County leaders broke ground Thursday on a $132M rebuild of Hero Way (RM 2243) to widen the corridor, add frontage roads and a shared-use path between Leander and Georgetown.

Caltrans’ study proposes moving a half‑mile of Highway 1 inland near Surfers Beach, a plan that could cut across a planned six‑acre park and sit atop sewer infrastructure. Locals are pushing for alternatives as a $6.5M pilot dredge tests short‑term fixes.

Crews are on site building Montz’s first permanent pump stations, a $32M project meant to boost pumping capacity and ease chronic flooding.

MDOT is conducting an environmental cleanup on I-94 in Jackson County, causing intermittent closures between Race Road and Mt. Hope Road from Feb. 2-3.

A state transit task force mapped why agencies are strapped — but offered few funding fixes. San Diego’s MTS already projects a major budget gap that could force cuts.

A Delmar Boulevard leak froze the Delmar and Beaumont intersection Friday, sending a customer to the hospital and prompting round‑the‑clock repairs. Crews are working through the cold snap.

A transportation coalition gave Mayor Mike Johnston a D, saying rising traffic deaths demand faster action on bus rapid transit, bike lanes and speed enforcement.

NY Attorney General Letitia James alerts passengers of their rights regarding refunds for canceled or significantly delayed flights due to winter storms.

Orem crews worked through the night to repair multiple water-main breaks, leaving mud across west Orem and pointing to corroded 1990s ductile‑iron pipe.

An American Airlines jet at O'Hare struck a de‑icing truck during snowy conditions, delaying Flight 2121 while crews took the aircraft out of service for inspection.

Kainahola Road will have lane closures on February 5 and 6 for guardrail repair, with work hours from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Drivers should plan alternate routes.

Groundbreaking for the RM 2243 expansion in Williamson County signifies the start of important infrastructure improvements to enhance safety and mobility for drivers and pedestrians, funded by local and federal sources.