New York officials launched a campaign using digital comics to deter subway surfing, involving schools, a BMX star, and physical deterrents on trains.

Lane closures on Chippewa Street in Baton Rouge for infrastructure improvements including traffic signal installation, with one travel lane open at all times.

A water service shutdown is scheduled for June 18 in Hanalei for water main replacement, affecting several roads. Residents should store water and use provided water buffaloes.

Mountain Metropolitan Transit is hosting a Ride Free Summer Celebration event in Colorado Springs to promote public transit use. The event will take place downtown on June 12, offering free rides and community engagement.

Sacramento is set to celebrate Pride with a weekend festival and march, starting June 14. Attendees should note street closures and can ride SacRT for free on Sunday. The march will begin at Southside Park and end at Capitol Mall.

EFLHD's FLAP in Missouri calls for project proposals, offering $4.4 million for transportation improvements from FY 2027-2029. Projects with additional funding sources have an advantage.

Bruce Street in Sevierville will close nightly between Parkway and Forks of the River Parkway for concrete work from June 16-20, from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.

Construction on a pedestrian bridge causes lane closures on I-71 and I-471, with disruptions beginning Wednesday evening and additional closures on Thursday.

The MBTA's Green Line in Boston is reducing train services to install a new safety system aiming to prevent accidents and maintain speed restrictions.

New traffic lights at Port Royal Road and Jim Warren Parkway in Spring Hill start on Thursday at 10 a.m., aiming to improve safety at a problematic intersection.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces $325 million in grants to support New York State's water infrastructure improvements, targeting public health and economic development.

White Station Road in Memphis will be closed between Park and Poplar Ave. for track repairs on June 18 from 7am-4pm. Detours via Poplar Ave., Estate Drive, and Park Ave. are advised.

The St. Johns River Ferry in Jacksonville will resume service on Friday, two weeks ahead of schedule after repairs from a May incident were combined with annual maintenance.