MTS and NCTD will consider fare packages this week that could push one‑way fares to $3–$3.50 and monthly passes to $90–$100, with the proposals headed next to SANDAG. Implementation could arrive as early as summer if the regional process signs off.

A hiring fair in East Harlem on Friday will connect locals to union apprenticeships, civil‑service paths and construction roles for the Second Avenue Subway Phase 2.

A downtown Phoenix block near the arenas landed on Lytx’s list of the nation’s five riskiest public roadways, with event traffic and light‑rail crossings flagged as key hazards.

After years of digging and detours, Arlington has unveiled Columbia Pike's multimodal overhaul. Utilities were buried and bus shelters upgraded, but some local merchants say the construction cost them dearly.

An American Airlines flight bound for Chicago diverted to Jacksonville International Airport on April 16 after a reported mechanical issue; no injuries were reported.

A pickup struck and went beneath a semi on I-24 westbound in Smyrna early Thursday, killing two people and forcing a HAZMAT cleanup.

A proposed rebuild of North Sherman Boulevard would add protected bike lanes but remove blocks of on‑street parking, prompting concern from businesses and residents. City and community leaders are now weighing tradeoffs and timelines.

Pennsylvania American Water completed an $8 million upgrade at its Elrama treatment plant after a nearby dam removal lowered river levels. The work adds new chemical‑handling safeguards to keep water flowing to Mon Valley customers.

Paramedics were performing CPR after a motorcycle crash in the 5100 block of Ponciana Drive; ATCEMS and Austin Fire units were on scene and traffic delays were reported.

WSDOT is rolling out more trailer-mounted work‑zone cameras statewide and a new $125 first‑offense fine starts July 1, 2026.

CATS says value‑engineering options could trim costs and potentially push the Silver Line farther east; a virtual meeting and public comment card are open next Thursday.

An emergency at Buckhead MARTA forced trains to single‑track Wednesday evening; MARTA ran shuttle buses to Lindbergh Center and later said the situation had been cleared.

Uber will run scheduled shuttles between Cambridge/central Boston and Logan with half‑hour departures and a promotional $3 fare in week one. Seats are reserved in the app.