The Pennsylvania Turnpike approved a 3.5% toll increase that takes effect Jan. 3, 2027, nudging per‑mile and segment fees higher across the system.

Hialeah has launched a 180‑day pilot to install ultrasonic smart water meters that officials say will improve billing accuracy and detect leaks. The trial will test roughly 175–225 meters at no cost to the city.

Small numbered BL locators are now on BeltLine light poles and tied into 911 dispatch to help crews find callers faster. City officials say the change should speed responses on the 22‑mile loop.

A Dallas sidewalk kiosk in Turtle Creek was smashed days after the city’s new network went live. The vendor says it will cover repairs, but the incident renewed debate about ads and sidewalk clutter.

Tenants at a Myers Park condo say a backyard manhole erupts during heavy rain, sending six-foot surges through yards and parking lots and leaving debris in its wake.

SRP agreed to buy 600 MW from Pattern Energy’s SunZia project, a move that will roughly triple the utility’s wind capacity and tie Phoenix to a new 550‑mile HVDC corridor.

A brief computer outage at San Francisco International Airport's international terminal delayed up to 14 departing flights Wednesday night while a technical team investigates. Impacts were mainly at the international terminal.

Waymo confirmed autonomous testing has started in Sacramento with an autonomous specialist aboard; the company says there is no public launch date yet.

SFO has opened an RFP for a private terminal at Plot 42 offering private TSA, a luxury lounge and tarmac valet — but prices could rival LAX’s private suites.

Tacoma now projects the Fishing Wars Memorial Bridge will stay closed until about 2033; a $7.6M federal BUILD grant will fund design work, but a multihundred‑million-dollar funding gap remains.

Polk County Public Schools needs roughly 70 full‑time bus drivers before classes begin Aug. 11, and is offering paid CDL training plus $19.46/hour and benefits to attract hires.

A pre-dawn crash on westbound I-10 near 63rd Avenue left at least one person dead and closed multiple lanes during Thursday’s morning commute.

A gas leak closed northbound lanes on Route 413 in Middletown Wednesday; southbound lanes were reopened while crews worked.