Long Beach plans a virtual meeting for the 2nd Street Bridge Deck Replacement Project, discussing the structure's renovation for safety and modernization.

Milwaukee’s TransitPlus program is running over budget and drivers say they’re being pushed into long shifts, leaving riders late and county leaders scrambling. Documents and union complaints point to missed KPIs, expensive extra hours and a mounting fiscal hit.

ADOT announces nighttime lane restrictions on US 60 at 163rd Avenue in Surprise, AZ, starting the night of Jan. 20, due to the construction of a new turn lane and traffic signal.

A Washington state Senate bill would bar public dollars from buying "fully automated" port equipment, pitting longshore job protections against modernization and decarbonization plans. Lawmakers, ports and unions are preparing for a heated committee fight.

A long-running rebuild of Watt Avenue in North Highlands is entering its final phases, bringing new bike lanes, medians and a rebuilt Watt/I‑80 transit plaza. Officials say the work should be finished by mid‑2026.

A 400‑MW battery complex is rising south of San Antonio to add five‑hour storage and fast response at a critical transmission pinch point.

The Lakewood Police Department reminds residents to keep streets clear for plow trucks, avoid parking violations, and move their vehicles to aid in snow removal efforts.

A December City Council vote lets Phoenix police issue jaywalking citations without a prior warning. Officials say officers will still have discretion as crosswalk projects move forward.

Columbia Gas begins the second year of road-disrupting infrastructure upgrades in our city, with work affecting major roads and adding modern safety features to gas lines.

The MBTA focused on infrastructure improvements in 2025, enhancing safety and reliability with support from the Healey-Driscoll Administration and rider feedback.

The Bridge of Lions in St. Augustine will close overnight for project preparations. Marble lions will be removed and safeguarded ahead of seawall improvements.

The Tampa Convention Center is installing a new LED display at its Franklin Street entrance, with some pedestrian adjustments during the construction period from January 19-25.

A disabled tractor trailer caused traffic delays on US 31 South near 116th Street, with local authorities working swiftly to reopen closed lanes and advising drivers to reroute.