Toyota has recalled 144,200 Lexus vehicles because backup‑camera software can go blank or freeze; dealers will update software or replace cameras free of charge. Check your VIN and book a dealer appointment if your Lexus is listed.

St. Augustine will close the King Street Bridge on April 13 for a roughly seven‑month rehabilitation. Traffic will be detoured via U.S. 1 and Malaga Street.

MnDOT will fully close Highway 280 from April 13 through late August for resurfacing, bridge repairs and ramp work. Expect detours via I‑35W, I‑94 and Highway 36.

Norman’s council voted 7‑2 to approve two agreements with the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority covering water well relocations and folding a 36th Ave NW widening into the turnpike plans.

LYNX is weighing a roughly $13.5M purchase of about 21 acres in Osceola County for a southern bus hub that would expand operations south of Orlando.

Galveston’s wharves rolled out a roughly $2.4 billion, 20-year master plan that would add cruise terminals, hotels and a waterfront commercial node as passenger traffic booms.

Portland is launching a $20M, five‑year e‑bike rebate program to subsidize more than 6,000 bikes for income‑qualified residents. Applications and safety training kick off in April 2026.

Assemblymember Esmeralda Soria’s AB 2276 would force some convicted super speeders to install GPS‑based speed limiters. Supporters point to NYC fleet data; critics raise privacy and cost concerns.

The Convention Center Authority approved an easement that could let The Boring Company build a station at Music City Center, advancing the Music City Loop amid protests.

Senators led by Kim Ward and Judy Ward are proposing criminal penalties for repeat Pennsylvania Turnpike toll evaders amid hundreds of millions in unpaid bills. The draft would add trespass charges and raise stakes for large unpaid balances.

Statesville will cut the ribbon on a new three-level terminal Thursday at 2 p.m., a project officials say will expand passenger services and business space.

The Ben Franklin Bridge will be closed to cars on July 11 for a 100th‑anniversary celebration on the New Jersey side, with music, food trucks and a pop‑up museum. Rain date July 12.

A new TxDOT registration shows a roughly $47.3M plan to widen State Highway 123 in Seguin with sidewalks, bike lanes and a raised median. Construction is slated Oct. 1, 2026–June 22, 2029.