AAA offers a free "Tow to Go" service for St. Patrick's Day to ensure safe transportation for impaired drivers and their vehicles, with no membership required.

Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro has launched a plan to transform the state's energy infrastructure, aiming to create jobs and reduce energy costs, with wide support across different sectors.

McGhee Tyson Airport in Knoxville ranks second in the nation for on-time flights with an 89.89% punctuality rate for February, amidst a peak in passenger numbers.

Knoxville receives a $42.6 million federal grant to improve community connectivity with new pedestrian and cycling paths, fostering local history awareness and urban development.

The Dominican Republic and the U.S. signed an agreement to educate Dominican workers in the U.S. on American labor laws, focusing on safety, wages, and hours.

Construction begins on the Gramercy Park Neighborhood Center in West Palm Beach, marking a new community hub for local gatherings and educational programs.

Illinois is investing $50 million into building 46 new EV charging stations, advancing Gov. Pritzker's goal of having one million EVs on state roads by 2030. Applications for funding are open until May 7.

The Biden-Harris administration proposes $350 million in federal funding for Chicago's CTA Red Line Extension, a 5.6-mile project aimed at improving transit in the Far South Side.

Governor Newsom's initiative aims to convert urban freeways in California into inclusive spaces, rectifying historical marginalization by improving equity and connectivity.

Portland International Airport anticipates a 7% increase in travelers for Spring Break, expecting around 800,000 passengers, with busiest days likely on Thursdays and Fridays.

The Biden administration has recommended $263.7 million in federal funds for a new Miami-Dade commuter rail service, which includes five new stops and aims to improve connectivity in northeastern Miami-Dade County.

The automated Skyway at Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston collided during a test, causing delays and reduced capacity. No passengers were onboard and alternative transportation was provided.

BART announces a weekend of service disruptions for track repairs, with free buses replacing trains between Richmond and El Cerrito del Norte. Delays of up to 20 minutes are expected.