BART says Measure RR will fund full replacement of aging escalators, bringing new warrantied units to downtown Market Street stations and aiming to cut frequent outages.

Late-night slides on the Hamakua coast snarled traffic along Highway 19 at Laupāhoehoe Gulch as crews moved in to clear debris. Forecasts had warned of heavy rain and flash flooding in the area.

MDOT will remove a sign cantilever on US-127 in Jackson on Feb. 10, causing intermittent lane closures between M-50 and the Parnall Road on-ramp from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

FrontRunner service between Farmington and Woods Cross was delayed Saturday after UTA reported a runaway horse on the tracks, with trains held for up to 30 minutes.

Jefferson Parish Transit announces service adjustments for the 2026 Carnival Season from February 6-17 to accommodate parade routes and ensure safety.

MoDOT announces overnight I-70 closures for construction, with detours for travelers during installation of bridge girders as part of the Improve I-70 project.

A vehicle hit a power pole on Radio Road early Sunday, leaving about 1,800 customers without power as crews work to replace the damaged pole.

A train struck a vehicle at Salado and Commerce just before 10:30 a.m. Saturday near downtown San Antonio, early reports say, leaving one person dead as investigators worked the scene.

Charlotte Fire Department received a grant for new firefighting tools focused on fuel tank fires, enhancing safety around Tank Town's fuel storage hub.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy toured Phoenix Sky Harbor as the airport’s new radios, radars and electronic flight strips get tested — part of a $12.5B push to modernize ATC. Phoenix will serve as a local testbed for upgrades meant to reduce delays and prevent outages.

Aurora’s infrastructure committee will consider a near‑$169,000 design contract to replace a dilapidated fence along Orchard Road with a precast concrete sound wall. The vote would move a years‑old effort another step toward construction.

WSDOT is modeling how grain, wood and fertilizer would move if the Lower Snake River dams were removed, testing rail, terminal and truck alternatives for eastern Washington.

A water main break disrupted operations at the Cleveland Clinic Akron General, causing ambulance diversions and cancellation of outpatient appointments. Repairs are ongoing, but the hospital continues to provide care.