Grafton’s river ferry is now city‑owned and will operate daily with expanded hours and updated fares. The move is backed by a $1.458M IDOT grant and a long‑term operating deal.

Alaska Airlines and other carriers have raised checked-bag fees as jet fuel costs climb; Sea‑Tac travelers say family trips just got pricier.

A full weekend shutdown of eastbound I‑80 will crimp SoMa and Mission Bay traffic next weekend. Timeline, detours and transit options explained.

Crews installed 72‑inch storm pipes under North Causeway Boulevard in Metairie as part of a roughly $9.85 million drainage upgrade. The work aims to reduce recurring street flooding in the corridor.

ADOT will close southbound SR 51 Friday night through Monday morning for pavement work, with detours via I‑17 and possible delays for Sky Harbor access. Expect heavier traffic and allow extra time.

TDOT has picked a contractor to lower James Robertson Parkway on the East Bank, a move that will reshape downtown access and require periodic closures.

A Frontier jet was forced to brake hard at LAX late Wednesday when two service trucks cut across a taxiway. No injuries were reported, and authorities are reviewing the incident.

City leaders met this week to update Murfreesboro’s 2050 transportation plan as TDOT's I-24 Choice Lanes and local projects force choices about widening, signals and transit.

City leaders asked the county to study alternative flight procedures after residents reported louder, more frequent overflights tied to a new FAA approach.

ODOT selected 64 NEVI sites backed by $51M in federal funds, private partners will add matching dollars and construction is expected to start next year.

A viral wrong‑way semi near Troy pushed Missouri lawmakers to advance bills that would force English proficiency tests for drivers and fine carriers that dispatch unqualified operators.

THEA is launching a $362M overhaul of the South Selmon Expressway — adding lanes, modernizing 26 bridges and adding neighborhood amenities as construction gets under way.

Akron is adding speed tables and flashing radar signs across neighborhoods this summer as part of a $500K traffic-calming push after a string of crashes.