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.

Miami Beach launches a free water taxi service between Sunset Harbour and North Bayshore Drive, with 40-foot vessels running every 60 to 30 minutes during peak hours. The service integrates multimodal commuting, including bikes and scooters.

ComEd filed a new $15.3 billion grid plan for 2028–2031 to beef up poles, substations and meters so the system can handle more EVs, data centers and solar while adding only a few dollars to monthly bills.

The Army Corps has launched an EIS for a $1.5B plan to bury a high‑voltage cable under the Columbia River; virtual scoping meetings are set next week. Tribes and shipping interests are raising alarms.

Nearly 2,000 customers in Waikiki and Diamond Head lost power Monday; Hawaiian Electric says crews are working to restore service by mid‑afternoon.

SMF's SMForward program lays out a packed 2026 calendar: a skybridge, a 5,500-space garage, a Concourse B expansion and phased baggage upgrades.

New Albany Fieldhouse and Community Center's construction is progressing, with steelwork completed and the focus now on enclosing the turf fieldhouse. The project aims to finish by year-end.

Las Vegas commemorates Martin Luther King Jr. with a downtown parade, traffic advisories in place, and a reminder of Dr. King's call for service to others.

I-76 eastbound lanes in Portage County reopened after a crash, with traffic flow returning to normal as announced by the Ohio Department of Transportation.

Washington State Ferries surpassed 20 million passengers in 2025, indicating a recovery from the pandemic, with increased ridership, fewer cancellations, and more on-time sailings.

Boring Co. president Steve Davis said the company "will own our mistakes" after firefighter chemical-burn reports, a $500K water-district fine and questions about rescinded OSHA citations.

Denver Water's 2026 rates took effect Jan. 1, nudging many household bills up a few dollars as the utility funds $1.7 billion in upgrades. The change affects about 1.5 million people across Denver and nearby suburbs.

Dearborn implements an AI-based School Bus Stop-Arm Safety Program with BusPatrol, aiming to reduce the frequent illegal passing of stopped school buses and enhance child safety.