Two January weekends of coastal rail closures let crews push ahead on Del Mar bluff repairs, a Batiquitos Lagoon bridge replacement and San Clemente protections.

Downed power lines closed State Route 43 in Stark County, but the road reopened after a prompt response from local authorities without reported injuries.

The Prineville DMV in Oregon is closed due to staffing issues; alternative services are available online and nearby.

A train collided with an unoccupied vehicle in Fort Collins, causing no injuries but significant traffic disruptions on N. College Ave. and nearby streets. Traffic flow was restored later with advisories for alternative routes.

Mentor, Ohio commuters experienced delays due to malfunctioning railroad gates closing Hopkins Road. Repair crews were dispatched with an arrival time of 25 minutes. The City advised residents to take alternative routes.

Oceanside moved to give police temporary seizure authority for reckless e‑bikes, ban double‑riding on bikes not built for passengers, and tie returns to safety training.

Malibu’s council renewed a PCH emergency, rejected bids for a badly damaged Encinal Canyon storm drain and allowed a fire emergency to lapse after rainfall and fuel‑moisture rose. City staff will redesign the drainage project while state partners push safety upgrades on PCH.

A TRAX train and a vehicle collided near 300 West and South Temple, delaying Green and Blue line service and prompting a temporary US-89 closure downtown.

Nighttime construction on northbound I-35E will close ramps to PGBT from January 19-21. Detours via Frankford and Midway Roads for eastbound traffic, and Sandy Lake Road for westbound traffic. Closures, from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m., are weather-dependent.

Elm Street bridge in Old Town Keller is being demolished and rebuilt, disrupting local traffic and trail access near Bear Creek Parkway/Whitley roundabout. The area will be closed starting February for about four months.

Sonar scans and interim repairs have cleared hazards after a December 2024 collapse. City crews expect the wharf's end to be stabilized once winter work wraps up.

DOT is paying overtime for deputy sheriffs to patrol school zones and weekend corridors after a deadly year on Hawaiʻi roads. The move pairs enforcement with an app-based safety push.

TxDOT has outlined an early $1.4B plan to overhaul 11 miles of SH 46 near New Braunfels — big changes are proposed, but construction isn’t funded yet.