Ellis County is experiencing road closures due to high water levels, with authorities urging residents to stay updated on conditions and report flooded streets.

Governor Hochul plans to extend the Second Avenue Subway to Broadway via 125th Street, diverting from the original downtown route, with a projected cost of $7.5 billion.

TxDOT launched an awareness campaign to educate on identifying and reporting human trafficking, including employee training and distributing informational posters.

Village leaders and Pace are negotiating to restore Niles’ free in‑town shuttle after months of suspended service that disrupted local trips. Officials say insurance and operating costs remain the sticking points.

Teamsters Local 542 members struck in El Centro after contract talks with Transdev collapsed, disrupting IVT routes. ICTC announced free fares across IVT while negotiations continue.

Lane closures on Alt. A1A in Palm Beach Gardens for FDOT roadwork from Jan 11-15 at night and Jan 12-16 during the day, with provisions for local access.

TxDOT says ramp work, demolition and paving are continuing as crews raise I-10 over White Oak Bayou west of downtown Houston. Expect lane reductions and extended ramp closures.

Celina and Prosper advanced a multi‑hundred‑million dollar expansion of the Doe Branch wastewater plant that aims to triple capacity to 12 mgd and come online in 2028.

NY Governor Hochul's ConnectALL program allocates $36M to improve broadband access, with a focus on fiber optic construction and wireless hubs to benefit unserved areas.

The U.S. House approved $26 million to restart the long-stalled San Luis Rey River flood project in Oceanside, funding dredging, levee fixes, studies and beach sand replenishment. The bill now moves to the Senate for consideration.

Vandalism, including copper wire theft, disrupted SacRT's Gold Line, causing delays and prompting repair efforts and the use of bus bridges between affected stations.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced regulatory changes by PHMSA to improve energy affordability and safety, which could save over $600 million annually.

FDOT is engaging with the public on potential improvements at Dunn Avenue and Braddock Road in Jacksonville, with in-person and virtual meetings planned for community feedback.