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.

RedsFest returns to the renovated Duke Energy Convention Center, offering fan activities, memorabilia, and player meet-and-greets. Tickets are on sale, with proceeds benefiting the Reds Community Fund.

Oklahoma City's N Broadway Avenue will be closed for construction related to the new Oklahoma City Arena, affecting traffic from Jan. 19 to Feb. 28. The former convention center is being demolished to make way for this project.

New York City's DCWP is suing delivery app Motoclick over alleged violations of Delivery Worker Laws and is warning other industry companies to comply with new worker protections.

Crews are tunneling in Provo Canyon to reroute a vulnerable aqueduct and install seismic‑flexible pipe meant to protect drinking water for 1.6M Wasatch Front residents. The $100M project aims to keep taps running after a large quake or landslide.

The Dunedin Marina is set for renovation, with plans including a new pier, day and emergency docks, and seawall reconstructions, expected to finish by late 2026.

New Orleans' I-10 at Carrolton Avenue roadwork schedule canceled, easing commuter traffic; right lane closure still expected on January 24th for concrete paving.

I-85 South to I-40 East ramp in Orange County to close for drainage work on January 20, with a detour via US 70 East. Reopening planned for January 22. NCDOT advises planning routes in advance.

Maryland Governor Moore and U.S. Transportation Secretary Duffy agree to accelerate the rebuilding of the Key and American Legion Bridges, despite rising costs and delays.

Roadwork on LA 48, Jefferson Hwy in Jefferson Parish, will cause alternating lane closures from January 15 to 16, 2026. Drivers should plan for delays or seek alternative routes.

NCDOT plans to install an all-way stop at N.C. 62 and Coltrane Mill Road intersection for increased safety, with work delayed to January 16th due to weather.

Houston City Council voted to speed up a roughly $16M plan to divert stormwater from Turkey Gully into White Oak Bayou, clearing legal hurdles for land acquisition. The move aims to reduce routine flooding for dozens of nearby properties.

State filings show a $125.5M overhaul of I‑20 near Abilene between FM 600 and SH 351, with widening, bridge and drainage work penciled in for late 2026–2029.