AAA predicts Memorial Day travel to hit a near-record high with 43.8 million Americans expected to travel, matching figures not seen in almost 20 years.

Memphis is launching a $13M flood mitigation project to combat climate change effects, with aims to restore South Cypress Creek and surrounding wetlands, enhance stormwater systems, and improve neighborhood livability and resilience.

Springfield will undergo extensive infrastructure improvements funded by $103 million from Governor JB Pritzker's Rebuild Illinois plan, which includes safer roads, rail enhancements, and job creation.

Phoenix residents faced gridlock due to a closed I-17 for pavement work, affecting travelers and local communities, but the road reopened earlier than expected.

Memphis PD closed Ridgeway Road for an investigation, causing delays. The duration of closure and incident details are unknown; commuters are advised to seek alternative routes.

Philadelphia hosted its second Smart and Sustainable Mobility Showcase featuring eco-friendly transportation tech, in partnership with Québec government office, SEPTA, and the city, aiming to promote climate goals and innovation.

Shelby County Juvenile Court is reopening in temporary locations due to hazardous materials in its main building, with operations and hearings moving to different venues.

Austin City Council calls for more environmental studies on the proposed $5 billion I-35 expansion, as TxDOT enlists AECOM to manage associated drainage projects.

The 2024 Charles Schwab Challenge, a PGA Tour tournament, will take place in Fort Worth at Colonial Country Club on May 20-26, coinciding with road improvements and changes in local trash pickup schedules.

Nearly 60 aircraft will fly over the National Mall to celebrate the 85th anniversary of the AOPA, with participation from various government agencies.

Boeing's delivery delays are causing reduced summer flight options and hurting airline schedules at airports like Chicago's O'Hare, with Southwest Airlines cutting its flights by 33%.

ADOT announces a public hearing on May 17 for feedback on its tentative $7.9 billion construction plan focused on improving key Arizona highways and bridges, with virtual and in-person participation options.

An urgent closure of a bridge on Pontiac Lake Road in Waterford Township, due to a dangerous hole, has caused detours, with its replacement planned through October at a cost of $3.5 million.