Frontier Airlines will cease operations at Paine Field in Everett, Washington starting January 5, 2026, following a brief service period. Alaska Airlines plans to expand service at the airport to fill the gap.

TDOT announces updates to the Pickwick Dam Bridge Repair Project, using precast panels to avoid full weekend bridge closures and aims for completion by 2028, with traffic controlled by a temporary signal.

An Alaska Airlines flight to Lihue turned back to SAN after crew and passengers reported nausea; EMTs evaluated travelers and the plane is under inspection.

PSA flight attendants staged a Day of Action picket at DFW Terminal E, pressing for double‑digit raises, boarding pay and scheduling fixes as holiday travel surges.

The MBTA announced forthcoming service changes affecting Orange, Blue, and Red lines, and Commuter Rail lines due to inspections and construction projects starting in January.

Bloomington reopens upgraded Rail Trail crossing at South Rogers St., enhancing safety and access. Final touches on the B-Line Trail extension continue, aiming for early 2026 completion.

Cleveland has partnered with DiGeronimo Development for a lakefront transformation, signaling progress towards enhancing the city's waterfront as a civic hub.

MoDOT closed a westbound I-70 lane in Wentzville for overnight repairs due to damage from a flipped lumber truck, as part of the "Improve I-70" project.

Miami extends Metrorail and Metromover services on New Year's Eve until 2 a.m.; parking available until 3 a.m. Regular weekend schedule resumes on New Year's Day.

Hamilton County Drainage Board approves improvements to Sheridan's drainage systems, adopting a report and assessment schedule, with a 20-day window for judicial review.

MoDOT will perform I-70 concrete repairs near Route Z on Dec 22-23, causing lane closures. It's part of a larger project to revitalize I-70 from 2025 to 2028.

Road and lane closures are planned for Līhu‘e’s Puhi subdivision from Dec. 22 to Jan. 30 for public works projects, with detours and property access maintained.

The west side of Raleigh's Beltline, part of I-440, now has three lanes open in both directions between Wade Avenue and Walnut Street, as construction progresses.