Both gubernatorial contenders oppose a gas‑tax hike but offer different plans to close a looming highway funding gap. The state’s budget math will force hard choices on tolls, fees or cuts.

APS preemptively cut power to about 8,000 Flagstaff-area customers as wildfire risk spiked; local markets ran on generators and cooling centers opened.

An American Airlines flight aborted its takeoff at Miami International when a private NetJets jet entered the same runway; controller audio captured a tense exchange. Authorities are reviewing the episode.

Concept plans to widen Jim Warren Road from Port Royal to I‑65 are moving forward, with a new bridge and multi‑lane realignment planned over the next decade.

A power outage at Nashville International knocked out the control tower on Saturday, prompting an FAA ground delay that slowed arrivals while the terminal stayed powered.

A MassINC/TransitMatters-backed pitch would spend about $84M on turn‑tracks and interlockings to speed up the Worcester, Fitchburg and Franklin commuter lines.

Miami Beach’s commission voted to pause most red-light camera tickets for right turns after resident complaints and legal concerns. A few intersections will still be policed directly.

A multi-vehicle crash on northbound I‑57 near the Calumet River in Blue Island early Saturday left one person dead and an IDOT worker hospitalized, Illinois State Police said.

Overnight single‑tracking between Downtown Berkeley and MacArthur will slow Orange Line trains and lengthen transfers. Expect 30‑minute headways and 20–30 minute delays.

I-40 is shut both directions at milepost 151 near Ash Fork after a brush fire; ADOT says there’s no estimated reopening time. Check AZ511 for live updates.

SANDAG voted to extend the Youth Opportunity Pass through June 2027, keeping unlimited free MTS rides for youth while officials work on longer-term funding.

A ribbon-cutting on June 26 marked the completion of the Kendall/MIT headhouse renovations, adding elevators, escalators and a public rooftop 'UP Porch' in Kendall Square.

Downtown Seattle will face street closures and heavy crowds as the Seattle Pride Parade moves down Fourth Avenue. Expect transit detours and longer travel times.