The new Huntersville Town Hall will have its grand opening on January 23, allowing the public to explore the facility and attend a ribbon-cutting event.

The U.S. Department of Transportation proposes a $9.6 million fine against Panther Operating Company, LLC for pipeline safety violations following a major oil spill.

James White Greenway is temporarily closed near Gov. Ned McWherter Park for repairs due to erosion damage, with detours provided for cyclists and pedestrians.

A mudslide on the Russian River undercut Highway 116 near Monte Rio, forcing closures and traffic controls while crews assess the damage.

Seguin won a $106,470 federal SS4A planning grant to pilot temporary crosswalks, driveway consolidation and a Safe Routes to School plan. City officials say demos will be monitored before permanent changes are made.

Las Vegas is building a new pickleball complex at Wayne Bunker Park with 24 courts, and an additional 4 courts at Lorenzi Park, reflecting the sport's growing popularity.

MCDOT plans to discuss the MacArthur Boulevard Bikeway project on Jan. 28, seeking public input on two proposed concept plans. The meeting offers both in-person and virtual attendance options.

New York City's discontinued MetroCards have become collectibles, with prices on online marketplaces like eBay ranging from $6 to $5,000, reflecting the high demand for these nostalgic items.

Norman's Robinson Street Bridge sees nighttime repairs, causing lane reductions from 7 PM to 7 AM until January 12.

The St. George Police Department reported two traffic incidents in one day due to careless driving, including one at a busy intersection with no injuries.

The report highlights the success of Manhattan's congestion pricing, noting a decrease in vehicles, improved bus speeds, reduced air pollution, increased revenue, and growing public transit use after one year.

New Orleans installs concrete security barriers for Mardi Gras safety, causing temporary St. Charles Avenue lane closures.

PHMSA proposed a record $9.6M civil penalty after the 2023 Main Pass spill, saying missed geohazard planning and a delayed shutdown magnified a 1.1M‑gallon release.