The Ventra app experienced a near four-hour outage affecting Metra riders, but service has been restored and Metra offered free rides during the disruption.

Louis Thompson Road in Sammamish faces roadwork from May 12 to June 20, becoming southbound-only due to storm drainage construction.

New passing lanes on US Highway 40 between Kremmling and Steamboat Springs, Colorado, were completed ahead of schedule to improve traffic flow and safety.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is expanding with the Atrium Infill Project, adding 12,000 square feet to enhance TSA and baggage areas, funded partly by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

A road in Rutherford County was closed due to a crash where a driver hit a utility pole, leading to power lines across the road and repair work that lasted till the afternoon.

The NW 22nd Avenue bridge has reopened after urgent repairs but will undergo further night-time work, causing occasional single-lane traffic and marine disruptions.

The 600 block of North Lake Avenue in Duluth will be closed from Monday for a lead water service replacement project, and will reopen on Friday, May 16. Traffic delays expected.

Lane closures at NE Airport Way and 148th in Portland continue due to complex underground water main repairs, with completion expected by mid-week, advises Portland Water Bureau.

E. Woolbright Road Bridge in Palm Beach County is set for overnight maintenance closures on May 17 and May 31, with detours via E. Ocean Ave. or George Bush Blvd. bridges.

MoDOT to start nightly lane closures on Route N in North Florissant Road from May 14 due to paving work, urging drivers to plan for delays or find alternate routes.

The TriMet Eastern MAX Blue Line resumes service after a two-week maintenance break, with improvements like platform cleaning and brush removal completed.

Major roadwork in Duluth starts next Monday, with the Eklund Avenue project and simultaneous upgrades near the University of Minnesota Duluth set for completion in late October.

Construction on I-96 in Kent County, Michigan, begins Monday, causing delays due to resurfacing and joint repair work, with completion due by mid-July as part of a statewide infrastructure effort.