A new commission resolution would stop most tows of Miami Beach residents’ cars except for safety cases and build on the city’s text-warning program. Administration will present a plan in May.

A custom replacement beam delay has pushed the 16th Street Viaduct's reopening into July, prolonging detours and transit changes across the Menomonee Valley.

A Southwest flight from Las Vegas turned back April 8 after a cockpit heads‑up display fell and struck the captain. The first officer landed the 737 and the flight later resumed.

City Council approved roughly $9 million to speed sidewalk repairs near Olympic venues, directing funds to engineering support, community crews and a youth repair program. The move aims to accelerate work ahead of the World Cup and the 2028 Games.

MARTA’s draft FY27 budget would bump some station parking fees, shorten free-parking windows and add security staff while keeping fares steady.

Park City Mountain will begin charging for much of Canyons Village parking next winter, ending one of the resort’s last free day‑use lots and shifting how people arrive at the hill.

Neighbors in Detroit's Barton-McFarland say crews reopened a trench that blocked driveways and left narrow metal plates in place; the city says it's revising the plan.

Caltrans announced plans to add 1,656 electric vehicles to its state fleet, pushing a major shift in how crews operate across California.

A midafternoon ground stop at O'Hare paused inbound flights Tuesday as thunderstorms rolled through Chicago, stalling arrivals and snarling schedules.

ONE Transit won a $400,000 federal grant to study 52 rail crossings between Edmond and Norman as it moves to finalize a commuter‑rail proposal that could reach voters within about a year.

A cut gas line closed Allisonville Road between 126th and 131st in Fishers; crews have reopened some lanes while repairs and odor checks continue.

San Joaquin rail agencies approved the Midtown station at 19th & Q. Construction is targeted for early 2027 with a 2031 opening and state funding.

A PEC outage left about 5,175 meters without power across Leander and nearby neighborhoods Tuesday; crews were en route and restoration was initially pegged for 6:15 p.m.