TxDOT filed plans to widen FM 471 (Culebra Road) between Culebra and Bandera, with work slated to begin Sept. 11, 2026 and new lanes, medians and bike facilities planned.

Oakland County's RainSmart Rebates program has ended, managing 1.4 million gallons of stormwater annually. It grew 22% with 379 rain barrels, 199 trees, and 105 rain gardens installed, boosting local sustainability and flood control efforts.

St. Charles County plans a multi‑phase rebuild that would expand parts of Highway N to handle thousands of new homes and ease future congestion. Phase One targets 2027–2029.

NYC and New Jersey continue recovery after a winter storm disrupted travel, with airports, rail, and bus systems still facing delays and reduced services, as they work to ensure safety and manage the impact of the cold on infrastructure.

Video shows a NASA plane appear to touch down gear‑up at Ellington Field in Houston; emergency crews responded and authorities are reviewing the incident.

The FAA announced its largest reorganization, including a new safety office and modernization efforts, without workforce reductions, to enhance aviation safety and innovation.

The Miami International Boat Show is returning to Miami Beach over President's Day weekend, featuring yachts and marine products, expected to generate significant economic impact, with various transportation options for attendees.

City Hall's new addition is progressing with interior and exterior developments, including office spaces and community rooms, aiming for phase one completion by September 2026.

Fort Lauderdale has begun a major stormwater pipe replacement project following April 2023 floods, using FEMA funds and impacting several neighborhoods.

A severe winter storm has caused a record number of flight cancellations and delays in the eastern US, with American Airlines and major airports like LaGuardia facing significant disruptions.

Charlotte County Utilities announced a water service interruption in the Dorchester area from February 2-4, with a boil water advisory in effect until safety is confirmed.

Missouri officials discuss new crash data to promote road safety and aim for zero roadway fatalities, with events across the state sharing the hopeful trend in traffic deaths.

Kettering's snow removal crews have cleared 60% of Priority 3 residential areas with plans to tackle alleys and crosswalks overnight, ensuring roads are accessible by Wednesday morning.