Collierville's outdoor warning siren system nears full operation after repairs, with the final fix taking place today. Residents are reminded to also sign up for Alert Collierville and monitor weather radios and alerts.

The PCH, closed due to damage from the Palisades Fire and mudslides, is set to reopen before Memorial Day as crews remove debris and repair the road. Local businesses anticipate relief from the reopening.

North Bend City Council has voted to switch police services from Snoqualmie to the King County Sheriff's Office, commencing after an 18-month transition period.

New York maintains congestion pricing despite federal threats; legal battle ensues as MTA defends the tolls as lawful and effective in reducing traffic.

CDOT has begun construction on a new mobility hub off Interstate 25 to improve transit options for Northern Colorado, with completion expected in fall 2026.

Boston expands AI-driven Project Green Light to optimize traffic signals, reduce congestion, and improve commutes.

Denton Enterprise Airport won two awards at the Texas Aviation Conference: Airport of the Year and Project of the Year for its runway overhaul, reflecting its regional aviation significance.

Traffic disruptions expected on Entrada Drive in Hollywood due to utility connections for a new police headquarters from May 27-30, causing potential water pressure issues.

Memphis is enhancing Riverside Drive with a project that includes a lane reduction and increased parking. The road will be closed until August 15, 2025, to improve walkability and accessibility.

Kannapolis, NC roadworks are set for U.S. 29 bridge demolition, causing night closures and detours starting May 27. A $5.7 million redevelopment will create a new bridge by fall 2026.

Nevada has started to install 'Daytime Headlights Required' signs on rural highways ahead of a new law requiring headlights during the day on these roads from July 1, 2028, aiming to reduce head-on collisions.

Nightly lane closures on I-110 SB and Plank Road in East Baton Rouge due to bridge rail repairs, lasting from 10PM to 5AM, May 19-22, weather permitting.

Tampa is close to fixing hundreds of road cave-ins caused by hurricanes, with over half repaired and 270 left, thanks to city crews and a partnership with Kimmins Contracting.