I‑610 will be fully closed this holiday weekend for asphalt paving and repairs between the I‑10 splits near the 17th Street Canal and Franklin Avenue.

State DMV systems faltered Wednesday, delaying renewals and registrations across Florida. Officials say technicians are working to restore services.

A new 50,000-square-foot airport fire station is rising near CLT, tied to the Fourth Parallel Runway and FAA ARFF response rules. Construction began May 27.

Preliminary state data show one traffic death during the 2026 Memorial Day travel period, down from eight last year; officials credit seat belts and stepped-up enforcement.

State lawmakers and Cape leaders are reviving plans to run MBTA commuter trains to Bourne, citing existing track and a bill that would push the T to study and start service. The proposal aims to cut congestion and expand access for year‑round workers.

Round Rock is applying for a $60M TWDB loan to add 10 MGD to the Brushy Creek East plant; the council will review funding and a contract change on Thursday.

Tesla design and engineering chiefs said the next Roadster will be built at Gigafactory Texas, with early production planning and test‑track work under way in Austin.

Most of Dallas’ 50‑mile Loop should be open by the end of 2026; crews could begin the final segments in 2027 as funding and bridge work come together.

Mayor Mamdani is restarting McGuinness Boulevard’s long‑delayed redesign, promising parking‑protected bike lanes from Meeker to the Pulaski Bridge amid a bribery probe that once stalled the project.

A raised, two-way cycle track now runs on 14th Street between Northside Drive and Barnes Street. GDOT says the reconfiguration aims to cut crashes nearly in half.

Smoke under a train near Belmont halted Brown and Purple Line service late Tuesday; passengers were evacuated and shuttle buses were requested.

Boulder City Municipal Airport won a $10 million FAA grant to build an air traffic control tower. Construction is slated for this fall and the tower should be operational by summer 2028.

A sinkhole closed the northbound right lane on North Mt. Juliet Road near Northwest Rutland Road; police and TDOT crews are on scene and drivers should expect delays.