Crews started work March 23, 2026 to convert 29th and 30th streets to two‑way traffic, adding a protected cycle track and ADA and transit upgrades. Traffic will be staged with lane shifts as construction proceeds.

The MVA mailed 58,000 warnings to drivers with Virginia plates, citing lost revenue and safety concerns as lawmakers advance SB111 to tighten rules.

A $13M curbside design job at LAX has morphed into a roughly $308M construction program, paid for with airport revenue and bonds and aimed at remaking arrivals and departures.

Alcohol sales return to the Staten Island Ferry this Friday, starting aboard the SSG Michael H. Ollis and expanding to other boats in the weeks ahead.

A coalition of 29 current and former NYC officials urged DOT to expand Summer Streets — asking for longer hours, more dates and linked car-free corridors.

Lightning paused ramp work at KOA on Monday, pulling ground crews off the tarmac and prompting flight delays.

A school bus and two other vehicles collided Monday near 27th and Southern in South Phoenix; three students were unharmed and two adults were checked at the hospital.

Uniformed ICE officers were seen at Sky Harbor's Terminal 4 Monday as some checkpoints remained closed; PHX urges extra time and opened a donation center.

Canton is proposing a peanut-shaped roundabout at Fulton/25th/Harrison that would intersect active tracks twice. Officials will host an April 9, 2026, open house to show designs.

An avalanche closed westbound US 50 at Monarch Pass Sunday, prompting a detour and slower speeds as crews work to clear the slide. Expect delays on the Sawatch crossing.

LaGuardia was closed early Monday after an Air Canada Express regional jet struck a ground vehicle; the FAA issued a temporary ground stop while crews worked the scene.

The MBTA’s spring schedule will boost subway frequency and expand bus service across 37 routes starting April 5, with CT2 folded into Route 85 and new Sunday and evening trips.

A new analysis finds replacing nearly 1.5 million lead service lines in Illinois could support tens of thousands of jobs — but only if state funding and apprenticeship pipelines scale up. The report lays out policy steps to make the work equitable and steady.