A vehicle struck utility property and left a live wire across northbound 249 at Three Lakes; deputies warned motorists while CenterPoint crews responded.

A Frontier flight from St. Louis was diverted to Nashville after reported engine trouble; passengers described alarms and a tense landing while airport crews inspected the plane.

Oklahoma’s only passenger train runs daily between OKC and Fort Worth, but a Texas funding gap and emergency local money have left its future in doubt.

An Avride autonomous vehicle struck a duck near Mueller Lake Park in Austin; residents recovered the eggs and the company says it is investigating. Neighbors want testing pulled back while logs are reviewed.

Bidders are jockeying to run MMSD’s Jones Island and South Shore plants in a contest that could top $700M over ten years. The choice will shape operations, budgets and storm response.

Flooding closed both directions of I-4 near World Drive in Kissimmee overnight, forcing detours and major delays.

The 148th White House Easter Egg Roll returns Monday with a patriotic semiquincentennial theme and will trigger street closures across downtown D.C.

Maryland will unveil a transit-oriented development strategy to redevelop state-owned land around Baltimore Metro stations, starting with an RFQ for Rogers Avenue. The plan pairs station-area housing with new railcars to try to boost ridership.

Bolinas’ utility shut off running water Saturday after crews found a “substantial” leak. Officials urged residents to store water while repairs proceed.

Phoenix will offer its idle $1.5M hydrogen bus for sale after federal funding and local fueling infrastructure fell through.

Severe spring storms and cascading schedule strain left Detroit Metro with roughly 143 delays and 22 cancellations, stranding passengers across North America and Europe.

An Oklahoma County jury awarded nearly $7.8 million to a man injured when his pickup was struck by a tractor-trailer in southwest Oklahoma City. The verdict comes as federal enforcement of trucking safety ramps up.

Oakland County proposes more than $2 million to help 40 communities repair local streets, with applications due June 3 and a public hearing set for June 11. The money would be matched by municipalities and target safety and drainage work.