Shakopee Mayor Matt Lehman joined state officials for April's distracted-driving enforcement after his daughter-in-law died from injuries in a July crash.

State and local officers launched Operation Hands Free on April 1, using bus tours and extra patrols to enforce Tennessee’s hands‑free law. The campaign mixes education with citations.

Teresa Lyons has been promoted to manage operations and safety at McKinney National Airport as the city finishes a new passenger terminal and aims for late‑2026 flights.

Rideshare and taxi drivers in St. Louis say soaring pump prices are cutting paychecks; the taxicab commission has approved a temporary $1 per‑ride fuel surcharge.

Delta expanded CVG–Paris to daily service for the summer while British Airways added more London capacity, giving the Cincinnati region faster, nonstop access to Europe.

Four southwest Butler County municipalities unveiled a draft $49.3M safety plan that targets crash hotspots from Route 19 to Main Street. The plan lists five priority projects and seeks grant funding.

FAA ordered ground stops for Dulles, Reagan and BWI Wednesday as thunderstorms moved through the region, producing late‑afternoon delays and cascading schedule disruptions.

Mayor Brandon Scott unveiled Repave Baltimore, a 90‑day campaign starting in mid‑April to resurface roughly 25 miles and patch an estimated 25,000 potholes.

A Department of Buildings retweet said the city would remove bike racks for car parking, prompting immediate pushback from cyclists and Council members.

A United Airlines 787 from Papeete to SFO hit severe turbulence; a flight attendant was seriously injured and the NTSB has opened an investigation.

A City Council X post says Local Law 69 splits sidewalks into “fast” and “slow” lanes with tolls for slower walkers — but the council’s legislative records contain no matching law text.

AUS shut the South Terminal and moved Allegiant and Frontier into the Barbara Jordan Terminal as the airport clears the south campus for new taxiways and Concourse B. Travelers should confirm terminals and expect shuttle and parking changes.

GCRTA's proposed cuts would remove the downtown B‑Line trolley and scale back Waterfront service while reducing frequencies on multiple bus routes. Hearings are set in April.