A break at Worth’s water tower supply line prompted a villagewide boil order Saturday; crews repaired the line but officials still advise boiling drinking water.

A water main burst on Romaine Street near Paramount Studios on July 24, flooding the block and prompting a LAFD response; crews isolated the line and no injuries were reported.

A five-vehicle wreck involving three semi‑trucks forced a shutdown of westbound I‑285 near Riverdale Road early Saturday; three people were taken to Grady Memorial. Traffic was diverted at Exit 60 and officials urged drivers to avoid the area.

Portland's council approved a Drivers' Resource Center for ride‑hail drivers and expanded the city's per‑ride fee to cover trips that begin or end inside the city.

Regional planners approved at least $300M to expand bike and walking trails across Greater Philadelphia, funding major projects from Spring Garden to Chester and accelerating the Circuit Trails.

State highway officials will add a pedestrian hybrid beacon at Harford Road and 5th Avenue after a 72-year-old was killed crossing the corridor. Local leaders say the signal will give walkers a safer, signalized crossing.

MoDOT will rebuild a 1.4‑mile stretch of Bannister Road starting spring 2027; the project could last about two years and will include lane reductions and detours.

Greenlink proposes an app-first OneFare system that would cap daily charges, prioritize tap-and-go payments and keep discounts for eligible riders.

About $72.1 million will fund 33 roadway‑safety projects across 23 Ohio counties, focusing on roundabouts, sidewalks and intersection upgrades over the next several fiscal years.

Pennsylvania American Water has begun door‑to‑door inspections in parts of Pittsburgh to identify lead service lines and offer replacements at no direct cost.

The San Francisco Marathon and companion races return Sunday, bringing early starts, rolling road closures and widespread Muni reroutes across the city.

A stormwater pipe collapse opened a deep crater on Old Hickory Blvd., damaging a pickup and shredding tires. TDOT crews filled and repaved the road and drivers may file claims.

Repairs at Tripler are complete but a water advisory remains while samples are tested. Showers are allowed but avoid using tap water for drinking until cleared.