A local nonprofit pitched Den‑Vair, a $350M plan to thread gondolas, a 500-foot Ferris wheel and an amphitheater through downtown Denver to jump‑start foot traffic. Backers say fares and sponsorships could cover costs while critics question feasibility and oversight.

ERs across South Florida report a sharp rise in e‑bike trauma, with helmet use low and kids increasingly hospitalized.

Miami officials are pressing MIA to pursue nonstop service to Tokyo, Singapore, Riyadh and Asunción as county planners lay out which long‑haul options are moving forward.

A Delta flight from Orange County to Seattle diverted to Oakland after the crew reported an odor; passengers deplaned and the plane was grounded for inspection.

Bright-blue construction walls have appeared at Junius St as the MTA begins an accessibility overhaul that will add elevators, a mezzanine and a link to Livonia.

Ocean Alliance will call JAXPORT weekly, adding direct container links to Vietnam, China, South Korea and Japan and routing them into Blount Island.

Gov. Whitmer toured the M‑14/I‑96 rebuild in Plymouth and used the visit to highlight a bipartisan plan to add roughly $2 billion annually for roads and jobs.

Santa Monica promoted Christopher Dishlip to lead Public Works at a $315,684 salary as the city advances a Realignment Plan for infrastructure and maintenance.

Ten days after a downtown water main break, Capitol Towers residents remain without hot water or elevator access, leaving many elderly neighbors stranded. Repairs and code complaints are now in focus.

Norfolk Southern will replace Elyria’s East Bridge Street railroad bridge in a multi‑million‑dollar rebuild. Construction is expected to begin in late 2026, city officials say.

Debra Johnson told staff she declined a contract extension and will stay through May 8, 2027, helping lead RTD while the board and lawmakers push governance changes.

A patchwork of historic tolls, failed bills and politics explains why Route 1 and tunnel drivers pay while I‑93 commuters do not. Lawmakers are now eyeing pricing options.

Portland’s Broadway Bridge is scheduled to reopen on April 12, 2026 after a six‑month deck replacement. The $21.8M project replaces failing lift‑span panels and restores streetcar and vehicle service.