MoDOT has launched a multi‑year safety overhaul of Route 67 near West Alton that will add J‑turns, new lanes and corridor upgrades to reduce serious crashes. Construction runs through spring 2028 with lane restrictions expected.

The City Commission voted to lease up to $150M for ambulances, trash trucks, police cars and other vehicles to replace an aging, often unreliable fleet.

SAWS has gone public with a dashboard that lays out monthly charts on leaks, meter upgrades and water produced but not billed as the utility pushes to cut losses.

A Kenmore Air flight went down in the San Juan Islands Thursday evening; authorities say the Coast Guard is investigating and passenger status is unclear.

An A Line train struck a vehicle at 534 W Pico Boulevard Thursday morning. Sixty passengers were assessed; one minor injury was reported and service was halted in one direction.

A fuel spill closed multiple southbound lanes of I‑65 near the Outer Loop, prompting LENSAlert warnings and backups for drivers. Crews are on scene.

Hillsborough County will replace a failing 24‑inch forcemain along Waters Avenue in Town ’N’ Country with a $50M upgrade to boost wastewater reliability.

TxDOT will convert frontage roads to two‑way traffic and close the Redland exit Friday night for bridge repairs, creating detours near U.S. 281.

American Cruise Lines' new nine‑day Tulsa–to–Memphis Arkansas River Cruise saw fall sailings sell out quickly; the next available departures now show in May 2027. Fares start in the mid‑$5,000s.

ER doctors in Boston say e‑bikes and e‑scooters are motorized vehicles and warn parents to rethink age limits, training and helmets.

New York is putting $58M into Long Island roads and airport surfaces — repaving about 104 lane miles, reworking intersections and resurfacing a Republic Airport runway. Much of the work is set through the end of 2026 with some projects stretching into summer 2027.

Two years after launching, Oakland’s community-led traffic-safety pilot has delivered only three temporary builds, leaving neighborhoods waiting for safer streets.

A five-foot-wide sinkhole opened on Nepperhan Avenue after an aging brick sewer collapsed, closing northbound lanes and bringing crews to the scene.