Boynton Beach leaders revived a plan to widen the Boynton Inlet and replace the fixed A1A bridge, promising safer navigation while raising erosion and reef concerns.

Boston will repave State Street this summer while a planned full rebuild is pushed into fiscal year 2028 under the city’s capital plan. The repave leaves major accessibility fixes on hold.

Socorro ISD faces a multimillion-dollar tab to outfit buses with three-point seatbelts as the state's reporting deadline looms.

State crash data show Pennsylvania recorded its fewest traffic deaths in nearly a century while Allegheny County's fatal crashes fell about 18%.

Baltimore will activate four new school‑zone speed cameras and a 24/7 truck‑height monitor on or about May 20. Fines range from $40 to $425 under the city's ATVES rules.

LOT Polish Airlines says Boeing hid 737 MAX safety problems when selling jets; opening statements began in Seattle federal court as the airline seeks compensation.

Seminole County approved applying for up to $10M in federal SS4A funds to add smart cameras, connected‑vehicle gear and battery‑backed signals at busy intersections. Officials say analytics could flag near‑misses and speed emergency response.

MDOT has closed a westbound I-696 ramp to Lahser Road for months of bridge and pavement work, rerouting tens of thousands of drivers and creating new detours across Oakland County.

Rochelle's council voted 6-1 to raise and extend municipal electricity and gas taxes to shore up funding for sidewalk repairs and new paths.

Metro has sketched a roughly $400M package of station, rail and bus upgrades to move crowds at the Commanders’ planned RFK stadium, leaning on entrances and operations instead of a new rail stop.

Port St. Lucie approved a $31.8M reverse‑osmosis plant to avert a projected 2030 capacity crunch, with staged capacity coming online between 2027 and 2029.

An interactive tour from Canyon Guard maps 22 towers and angle stations along Little Cottonwood Canyon, showing how UDOT’s gondola would cross campgrounds, trails and neighborhoods.

A brake problem at Grand Central partly suspended No. 7 service between Queens and Manhattan this morning, forcing riders onto alternate lines and heavier transfers.