About 60 lights on I‑84 near the I‑205 interchange went dark after copper was stolen. ODOT plans $200K in repairs and will swap copper for aluminum to deter thieves.

Aurora’s draft 10-year capital plan lists roughly $1.9 billion in repairs and projects across roads, parks and public safety as Build Up Aurora moves into ranking sessions. City staff are sorting priorities and funding options ahead of any ballot measure.

ADOT has kicked off a $129M project to widen Loop 303 and build direct I‑17 ramps after TSMC's nearby expansion reshaped travel demand. The work will add lanes and a flyover and keep the corridor from choking as development arrives.

A ruptured water main on Florida Avenue in Bethel Park shot water over backyards, damaging one home and forcing Benjamin Franklin Elementary to shift students. Crews reopened the street after hours of repairs.

A Manhattan federal judge found American Transit Insurance breached its duty to defend Uber in 23 crash suits and ordered the carrier to cover legal fees.

Hawaiian Electric says crews inspected nearly 200 manholes and began cable and substation repairs in 2025 to shore up downtown Honolulu’s underground power network. Work will continue through the decade.

A new national mapping puts dollar values on the land taken by downtown freeways, giving San Francisco planners fresh economic arguments over highways and redevelopment.

Council members grilled DOT officials Tuesday over missed bus and bike lane targets as the five‑year Streets Plan nears its deadline.

A towed boat detached and flew over the center divider of the 91 Freeway in Bellflower, captured on video; authorities have not detailed injuries or cause.

Pittsburgh will test red‑light cameras at six dangerous intersections this summer under a five‑year Verra Mobility contract meant to curb crashes. The program will expand to 30 sites by 2029.

A federal judge ruled the Trump administration unlawfully tried to end Manhattan's congestion pricing, preserving the tolls and the revenue that funds MTA upgrades.

A two‑year data review shows three Nashville‑area interchanges tied as the deadliest on Middle Tennessee interstates. The clusters point to trouble where ramps, freight and commuters converge.

An overturned cement truck spilled concrete across the northbound 110 in Gardena early Tuesday, closing main lanes and leaving only the express lane open. Crews are on scene clearing the mess.