A sinkhole forced a full closure of Kalanianaole Highway near Makapuʻu and Sea Life Park Monday, snarling windward traffic. Officials urged motorists to avoid the area while crews assess and repair the road.

GPA’s $134M Blue Ridge Connector will soft‑open in May 2026, linking northeast Georgia by rail to Savannah and drawing major warehouse development.

A Seattle rider says he stopped a runaway King County Metro bus after the driver collapsed; Metro says it is assisting his recovery through the county claims process.

A CPUC filing cleared a San José reliability project while protecting Coyote Valley open space by moving a converter to PG&E’s Metcalf substation.

A $93M rehabilitation of I‑94’s Bishop Ford began Tuesday, shrinking lanes and closing ramps between Martin Luther King Drive and 159th; heavy delays expected through December.

A PSA Airlines regional jet made a safe emergency landing at RDU on March 23; passengers were bused to the terminal while responders inspected the aircraft.

Portland is advancing an off‑wire streetcar extension to Montgomery Park aimed at spurring housing and mixed‑use development, with construction targeted in 2028.

Neighbors in Clinton Township are opposing a plan to run overhead transmission lines along 19 Mile Road to power Henry Ford Macomb Hospital’s expansion. ITC will hold public open houses Tuesday–Thursday where residents can review maps and ask questions.

Metrolink is temporarily cutting trains across most Southern California lines because of mechanical problems and parts shortages. The schedule change will last about seven weeks.

Two years after the Key Bridge collapse, Port of Baltimore posted strong 2025 numbers and set container and ship‑call records while the rebuild’s cost and timeline climb. Officials say recent momentum could mean more growth ahead.

OKI’s WSP‑led roadmaps lay out chargers, vertiports and phased electrical upgrades for six Tri‑State general‑aviation airports, with an estimated regional bill of about $35.1M.

Crews started a 32‑day rebuild of Donnelly Street after October’s flash flooding, adding new drainage, water‑line upgrades and sidewalk work to protect downtown.

Honolulu is racing to upgrade 11 municipal fuel-storage sites before a strict July 15, 2028 DOH deadline. Priority projects could cost hundreds of thousands per tank.