Lane closures for geotechnical exploration are scheduled on Pikake Street and Nuhou Street in Līhu‘e from Jan 20-23, between 8 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., with flaggers directing traffic.

Governor Hochul and Mayor Mamdani offer different strategies to address NYC subway homelessness, with Hochul expanding involuntary commitment and Mamdani suggesting transit ambassadors and a kinder approach.

State Road 28 at C.R. 560 W. will have shoulder restrictions for traffic signal construction, causing potential delays until spring. The work is part of road safety improvements by INDOT.

San Diego’s MTS board voted 12-1 to oppose Waymo-style robotaxi expansion without local oversight and directed staff to press regulators and lawmakers.

Nightly lane closures in Charlotte County from Jan. 20-30 for sewer inspections and cleaning will affect travel on Midway Blvd., Kings Hwy, and Loveland Blvd.

The Bullfrog Road overpass reopened ahead of schedule after emergency repairs from damage by an over-height load.

MoDOT announces the upcoming closure of Route K North Fork Crooked Creek Bridge for renovations, as part of the Northwest Bridge Bundle project aiming for April completion.

Cleveland Heights residents urged to be cautious as significant snowfall approaches; city crews are treating roads and prioritizing main roads before moving to secondary streets, while employing a "sensible salting" strategy for conservation.

The SW 38th Street rehabilitation project in Lawton enters phase three, focusing on infrastructure improvements between West Gore and SW Lee Boulevards, with T and G Construction at the helm.

N. Leavitt Avenue in Orange City will be closed from E. University to E. Graves Ave for a Septic-to-Sewer project starting Jan. 17, affecting traffic and local access.

St. Charles Parish officials have scheduled road closures for infrastructure projects, impacting Hwy 628, Jonathan Street, Ormond Center Court, US 61, and LA 3127, with detour routes provided for commuters.

Cookeville is seeking bids for the Henley Drive Extension project. Submissions are accepted until January 29, 2026. The work involves road construction, including three lanes and associated infrastructure.

A November theft at BART’s Hayward maintenance yard cut hundreds of feet of fiber, caused a daylong shutdown and left the agency facing a bill topping $1 million. Investigators have reclassified the case as grand theft but no arrests have been made.