Baltimore's plan to reduce Hilton Street from four lanes to two and install a protected cycle track surprised neighbors at a community meeting and prompted promises of more outreach.

A local nonprofit has taken over management of Māliko Bay and is raising funds and volunteers to repair a storm‑damaged boat ramp that serves fishers and first responders.

A University of Minnesota study found little immediate risk that the buried cutoff wall under St. Anthony Falls will fail, but researchers urged monitoring and a clear ownership plan.

Fairfield County recorded two traffic deaths in Q2; officials say quarterly crash updates will help target safety efforts. State dashboards hold the full data.

The southbound Crowder Boulevard bridge at Morrison Road was closed after inspectors found rotted pilings; repairs could take months and drivers face detours.

Palmetto Bay’s council sent a charter amendment to the November ballot to make pedestrian, bike and golf‑cart facilities the default and create a Transportation Fund.

Canute won a $999,999 forgivable state loan to replace 2,750 feet of aging main. Officials estimate the move will save residents about $1.58M versus traditional financing.

Park Maui launches July 15 at Kamaʻole I and III in Kīhei: Hawaiʻi drivers park free and get priority mornings while non-residents pay set daily, weekly and monthly rates.

El Paso Water approved a deal with Upwell to treat desalination brine and return up to 3 million gallons of potable water per day. Officials say the project will also recover minerals, but costs and a timeline remain unclear.

The FAA ordered a ground stop at Denver International Airport Thursday as storms with microbursts and damaging winds moved across the Front Range. Flights were held and delays followed.

Multiple brush fires along northbound SR 167 in Auburn closed lanes Thursday and backed up traffic toward Sumner and Pacific as crews worked to contain the blazes.

A Smart Growth America report ties Sacramento and Stockton as the 19th deadliest U.S. metro for pedestrians, renewing calls for lower speeds and quick safety fixes.

Ocoee approved a local ordinance that caps e-bike and scooter speeds at 10 mph on sidewalks, bans stunt riding and tightens enforcement as county and schools weigh rules.