  Highlights of recent observations of extended jets in AGN are presented.
Specifically, we discuss new spectral constraints enabled by Spitzer, studies
of the highest-redshift (z~4) radio/X-ray quasar jets, and a new VLBA detection
of superluminal motion in the M87 jet associated with a recent dramatic X-ray
outburst. Expanding on the title, inverse Compton emission from extended radio
lobes is considered and a testable prediction for the gamma-ray emission in one
exemplary example is presented. Prospects for future studies with ALMA and
low-frequency radio interferometers are briefly described.
