Traffic disruptions expected in Downtown Boston due to Red Bull Heavy Metal Finals and Disney On Ice on Saturday; street closures and parking restrictions in place.

Alternate side parking rules are resuming in NYC following a suspension due to a severe storm in January, with drivers advised to move their cars for street cleaning.

A TPB update finds fatal crashes climbed through 2023; speeding, impaired driving and seatbelt nonuse stand out as leading causes. Local agencies are weighing cameras, calming and enforcement.

Huntersville will host a drop‑in meeting next Tuesday to review plans to widen NC115 to four lanes and add 10‑foot multi‑use paths. Town engineers say design and public input will guide next steps.

The State Road 26 resurfacing project in Putnam County is now complete, including upgrades like milling, sidewalks, and signalization for improved commutes and safety.

METRO has launched RideMETRO: tap-to-pay validators, virtual fare cards in the app, and a new $2 physical card. Here’s how the switch works and what riders should do next.

Gov. Kathy Hochul removed budget language to allow commercial robotaxi pilots outside NYC, a setback that complicates Waymo's planned 2026 expansion and renews labor concerns.

A detached car hood smashed through a Jeep's windshield on SR-512 near Puyallup Thursday; the driver was unhurt and Washington State Patrol is asking witnesses to come forward.

A motorist says a pothole on Vail Pass blew out both right‑side tires and forced a tow; CDOT directed drivers to report hazards through its maintenance portal. Here's how reporting and claims work.

Miami University's renovated Bachelor Hall, housing various humanities departments, is set to open for classes in the fall after a two-year upgrade to enhance the student and faculty experience.

Edmond's Field Services Department worked tirelessly through heavy snowfall, maintaining infrastructure and services despite the weather. Crews labored in 12-hour shifts for six days, while also performing daily duties like fixing water main breaks.

MDOT's $353M Restore94 project will rebuild 13 miles of I‑94 between Romulus and Dearborn, squeezing lanes near DTW and triggering phased ramp closures through 2029.

Signs honoring late Oklahoma legislator Rusty Farley were replaced along a memorial highway through efforts led by Sen. George Burns to preserve his legacy of public service.