Greeneville‑Greene County EMS applied for a Safe Streets grant to pilot carrying whole blood and portable ultrasound to crash scenes, aiming to speed life‑saving care. Officials say crews could be trained and running the program within months if funded.

Philadelphia crews have started putting reflective “Slow Down” signs in West Oak Lane after a run of crashes. The city will give signs to blocks denied speed bumps and residents can request reviews through 311.

Subaru recalled 69,663 2026 Forester and Forester Hybrid SUVs after regulators warned some moonroof glass panels may detach. Dealers will inspect and replace affected panels at no cost.

A 24-year-old Lakeland man died after his motorcycle clipped a semi-truck trailer while exiting a Commerce Park parking lot Wednesday night. Deputies say the initial contact was slight but caused the rider to lose control.

St. Petersburg broke ground on an elevated operations building at the Southwest Water Reclamation Facility as part of an ~$18M push to harden the plant. The project aims to keep sewer service running during major storms.

PBOT closed SW Dosch after crews discovered an active sinkhole about 15×12×12 feet. Detours are in place via SW Redondo while crews assess the damage.

A transmission-line problem cut power to about 8,200 Austin Energy customers in Bee Cave and Lakeway on Thursday; crews are on scene and some traffic signals were affected.

A 42-year-old e‑bike rider died after colliding with a pickup truck pulling from a driveway on State Road 60 in Brandon Wednesday night. Troopers from FHP are investigating.

ERCOT says summer demand could top the low‑90s gigawatts as data centers multiply, but officials point to new solar, batteries and curtailment rules that make widescale blackouts unlikely. Local planners say long‑term transmission and policy choices will determine whether that holds.

Citizens Energy crews have begun replacing lead service lines in Near Northwest–Riverside as part of a federally backed, multi‑year program to remove dangerous pipes. The work is being coordinated with water‑main upgrades and adds a small charge to customer bills.

Work to take the Monon Trail under 161st Street began in March as Westfield aims to cut collisions and separate trail users from traffic. Construction runs through 2026.

More than 2,000 LCUB customers lost power on June 4; crews restored service by 10:07 a.m. as crews worked to re‑energize affected lines.

A Delaware County mediation over a denied bus ride puts a spotlight on a draft report showing roughly 22,000 Ohio students were labeled "impractical to transport."