A United Airlines jet clipped the wing of another plane at San Francisco Airport, causing no injuries but prompting inspections.

PennDOT District 11 announces a single-lane restriction in the eastbound Fort Pitt Tunnel for lighting repairs, affecting Monday night traffic until early Tuesday morning, weather permitting.

JetBlue launches a daily nonstop flight from Boston to Paris, expanding its transatlantic services. The airline offers introductory fares for the route.

PennDOT warns of nighttime lane and ramp closures on northbound I-95 in Philadelphia for the ongoing CAP project from April 9, affecting traffic from South Street to Market Street.

ADOT is suspending major roadwork in downtown Phoenix and Glendale for the NCAA Final Four, but closures like the I-10 to US 60 ramp and the Loop 101 ramp to State Route 51 will affect other areas.

Interstate 5 in Arlington reopened after a fatal early morning car accident involving a 29-year-old female pedestrian. Traffic was disrupted for hours.

Philadelphia's Department of Commerce introduces the PHL Made Grant to support local manufacturers, with applications open until May 4, 2024, for up to $30,000 in matching funds.

SE 3rd Avenue in Fort Lauderdale is open again after bridge repairs, restoring normal traffic flow for commuters.

Seattle Mayor Harrell proposes a $1.35 billion transportation levy for infrastructure improvement, as reported by the Seattle Department of Transportation's blog.

Michigan police increase patrols during April for Distracted Driving Awareness Month, targeting drivers not fully attentive to the road, in alignment with national efforts.

The reopening of Atlanta's Cheshire Bridge Road has been delayed until mid-May, causing frustration among residents and financial losses for businesses.

Reports show a 21.9% flight delay rate at Austin-Bergstrom Airport in 2023, despite a slight improvement. JetBlue had the most delays, while Hawaiian Airlines excelled in punctuality. An incident with Southwest led to airport-wide disruptions.

Fort Lauderdale breaks ground on 'The Fort', a state-of-the-art pickleball complex featuring 43 courts and various amenities, despite some public concerns over the project's transparency.