Milwaukee Public Schools accepted 50 electric buses Monday as the start of a 150-bus rollout meant to cut diesel costs and clean the air around schools.

Suburban St. Louis cities are reconsidering where e‑bikes and scooters can go after a wave of complaints and frequent police calls. Local meetings this week will press the issue.

Tesla applied to build a 56‑stall Robotaxi charging hub at a Pearl‑area lot, reviving safety and zoning questions as Texas AV rules take effect.

Public Works crews are responding to a possible water line break near Tulsa Road after reports of low water pressure and outages across Oak Ridge.

Dayton International says it lost 196 scheduled New York flights and is offering airlines fee waivers and marketing support to bring nonstop service back.

Crews shifted lanes on the Meadow Street Bridge after inspectors posted a load limit on one side. Jersey barriers are up and the city is developing a repair plan.

Murfreesboro applied to join the FAA’s Contract Tower Program; the FAA recommended environmental‑engineering funds and the city has completed a siting study.

RTD will suspend D, H and L trains in the Downtown Loop starting June 7 while crews rebuild 30-year-old track. A temporary T Line, the reinstated C Line and boosted bus service will move riders around downtown.

Avista says a May 29 SEC filing outlines a nonbinding MOU to supply an unnamed customer with 125 MW starting in 2029 and up to 500 MW by 2032, triggering regulatory review. The load would equal roughly half of Spokane County’s current usage.

MCTS switched to its summer schedule on June 7, restoring weekday midday service on four routes and adjusting dozens of timetables. Expect detours and stop changes as I‑94 and bridge work continue.

A snake entered a Statesville substation Sunday and cut power to about 4,500 customers; crews restored service in roughly 90 minutes.

A $39.7 million repaving of I‑95 between Mamaroneck and Rye has started. Most work will happen overnight and is expected to finish by late 2027.

A Saturday outage left nearly 4,000 Snohomish PUD customers in Everett without power, with Pinehurst among the hardest hit. Crews were working to restore service and the PUD map had neighborhood updates.