Weymouth is weighing competing bids from First Student and NRT for yellow‑bus service; the district could save about $1.5M over five years, but drivers fear losing wages and seniority.

MoDOT released video showing drivers crashing into truck‑mounted attenuators; protective vehicles were struck 50 times in 2025 and hits are rising in 2026.

An independent review and city reports show mixed progress five years into Houston’s sewer consent decree: delayed priority projects, continued overflows and rising bills.

PennDOT ran tests of a thermal‑camera wrong‑way detection system on Route 28 this week, briefly closing ramps to verify alerts. Officials say the $4.8M system will monitor ramps around the clock once testing finishes.

HART will remove Routes 24LX, 25LX and HARTFlex South County and adjust timetables across the system. Route 38 will run every 30 minutes on weekdays starting June 7.

Crews began demolition work at Kannapolis Lake's spillway and a test blast is scheduled today. The city warns of small, controlled blasts and possible minor vibrations.

A year after the April 29, 2025 derecho, Duquesne Light says new sensors, line‑monitoring and two‑way text alerts will speed restorations and cut confusion.

The Waterfront Partnership will pilot a Paris‑tested ColiMinder unit in Fells Point to get near‑real‑time bacterial readings and reduce rain‑driven cancellations.

MDOT has closed eastbound I‑96 local lanes at the M‑39 interchange while crews dig to repair a deep sinkhole and damaged drain line. Repairs are expected to stretch into the summer.

A Jupiter captain’s viral clip shows a shifting sandbar that nearly flipped his boat and has rekindled calls for dredging and clearer channel marking. Officials say permits and turtle season complicate fast fixes.

A $31.8 million rebuild of New Rochelle’s North Avenue bridge over I-95 is complete, reopening the span with new lanes, higher clearance and pedestrian upgrades.

ATC audio suggests a United jet hit a small red drone about 3,000 feet over San Diego. The plane landed safely and authorities are monitoring the reports.

NYC plans to widen Park Ave’s medians between E.46th and E.57th — trees, benches and cultural space are back on the table as a public survey opens today.