ADOT's fourth annual Name-A-Snowplow Contest invites Arizonans to submit creative snowplow names by Feb. 2, with a chance to see winners like last year's "CTRL + SALT + DELETE" on actual plows.

An 8-inch water main break in Dundalk, Baltimore disrupted the community, causing icy conditions and leaving residents without a clear timeline for repairs.

Las Vegas issued the first permit for early planning on a privately funded Vegas Loop tunnel linking the convention center toward downtown near The STRAT. The permit allows planning only while safety reviews and approvals remain.

Pflugerville approved $80.1M in certificates of obligation to finish a roughly 15‑mile raw water pipeline and expand its water treatment plant, selling the debt to TWDB for cheaper borrowing.

The NTSB's preliminary review found no flight‑control or engine anomalies in the Piper PA‑30 crash at DuPage Airport that killed two people.

A clogged city sewer in November left a Pflugerville family with raw sewage in their home and only partial reimbursement from the city. The incident spotlights gaps in how backups are handled.

Huntersville will hold a public hearing on February 3 to discuss traffic calming on Central Avenue. Residents can speak at Town Hall if they sign up by 5:55 p.m. However, no remote participation options have been offered.

Open houses in early February will let St. Louis residents weigh in on a proposed bus rapid transit plan replacing the shelved MetroLink Green Line.

Cudahy introduces two new fees on utility bills for streetlight, traffic signal, and urban forestry maintenance, promoting equitable cost distribution and financial transparency.

Sound Transit will test soils at Interbay Golf Center starting Feb. 2, prompting weekday schedule changes while the range and café stay open on weekends.

Reports indicate a rise in taxi scams at JFK Airport, with travelers encountering unlicensed drivers offering overpriced rides, despite NYC's stringent regulations against such practices.

Road closures and detours are affecting St. Charles Parish due to construction and utility work, with various impacts on commutes and access until 2026.

More than $20M in FEMA grants will fund drainage upgrades at 101st & Garnett and repairs at Shawnee High and the Oklahoma School for the Deaf.