A Metra UP-North train struck a semi at Green Bay Road and Linden in Wilmette, suspending service in both directions and snarling commutes. Officials said no deaths were reported.

Indy DPW says roughly $218M will fund city roads and drainage upgrades, including a $30.5M rebuild of Girls School Road with paths and stormwater fixes.

Ben White EB service road shut down Thursday evening between S. 1st and S. Congress during an APD SWAT call‑out. Media staging was set at the Cornerstore at 525 W. Ben White Blvd.

Technical problems slowed the Metromover’s Brickell and Omni loops Thursday; the county tracker showed the Omni loop out of service and shuttle buses running. Crews are working to restore normal operations.

A Con Edison‑backed pilot will put plug‑in battery “power banks” in NYC apartments so window ACs run off stored power during peak hours. Renters can earn small payments while easing grid strain.

Crews hoisted the top of a 2‑million‑gallon FM 1044 water tower the week of April 27. NBU expects the Dragon‑branded tank to be online by December.

The Nashville MTA Board approved WeGo’s Summer 2026 changes—starting July 5—that speed up the airport line, boost frequency to Opry Mills and extend Skyline service to 10 p.m.

About 400 new streetlights were switched on along a 7.5-mile stretch of Boulder Highway as Henderson’s Reimagine project hits its midpoint and moves into visible safety upgrades.

SEPTA will let a single contactless card or mobile wallet pay fares for up to five riders on all modes starting May 8, easing group travel ahead of major events.

Green‑Wood pitched a Greenway: a two‑way protected bike path along its southern border and a new Ninth Avenue entrance, seeking $3.3M to design a roughly $15M project. Community Board 7 voted to explore the idea.

Dublin announced new noise and micromobility rules on May 7, 2026, including an 80‑dB stereo cap, speed‑based exhaust limits and clarified e‑bike guidance. Education will come first, with enforcement aimed at repeat offenders.

The MTA has advertised a design‑build contract to overhaul Chambers Street’s J/Z platforms in Lower Manhattan, a nine‑figure job that would replace stairs, fix leaks and refresh historic finishes.

A former Atlanta mechanic says he left after pressing for high‑voltage safety gear while working on Waymo Jaguar I‑PACE vehicles; Waymo and AutoNation say safety standards were met.