A draft corridor plan for Jefferson Street sketches pedestrian safety, green-space and historically inspired streetscape ideas as planners collect North Nashville input.

Detroit will spend about $9.5M to repair roughly 6,300 sidewalks this year, prioritizing occupied homes and neighborhoods long on the backlog.

A thunderstorm-driven FAA ground stop paused arrivals at DEN on Sunday, producing roughly 30-minute delays and prompting NWS warnings for gusts and hail. Travel disruptions stretched into the afternoon.

A 17‑mile stretch where I‑40 and I‑75 merge west of Knoxville snarls rush‑hour traffic and ranks on ATRI's national bottleneck list. TDOT's corridor study outlines possible fixes, but relief is likely to come slowly.

HB 2021 would set a three‑class e‑bike system, bar high‑power machines from bike lanes and require helmets for riders under 18.

A woman died Sunday in a head-on crash on US‑95 near mile marker 105 in Nye County; troopers say another driver was hospitalized and are investigating.

SacRT has picked Clever Devices to install live train tracking, station displays and automated announcements across its light rail network. The RFP sets a 30‑month window for system acceptance after mobilization.

Washington University flood scientist Robert Criss resigned from University City's stormwater commission, saying delays to River Des Peres warning upgrades leave neighborhoods at risk.

Boerne officials say the city-owned gas system needs about $9.3M in upgrades and are proposing a three-tier rate plan that would raise many monthly bills.

Miami-Dade will unveil designs for a $33 million, high-tech Airport Operations Center that promises 360-degree oversight across MIA's runways and terminals.

PATH restored seven-day service Sunday, restoring direct Hoboken–WTC weekend trains and boosting weekend frequencies to cut wait times.

Constellation is spending roughly $800 million to upgrade Byron and Braidwood, adding steady, carbon‑free megawatts as Illinois courts data‑center demand. The work will roll through refueling outages and create a years‑long run of local hiring and regulatory review.

After a two-week warning period, Miami-Dade will begin mailing $225 citations to drivers captured by stop-arm cameras. Officials say new procedures and state-level changes aim to fix problems that halted the program last year.