The reopening of Bay City's Independence Bridge is delayed due to unexpected issues during guard rail installation, extending the closure until Friday afternoon.

The S.S. Badger ferry opens reservations for summer 2024, with potential for an earlier start. Repair work is in progress following a mechanical issue that ended its 2023 season prematurely.

The SS Arlington, a WWII-era ship, was found submerged in Lake Superior, revealing a tale of mysterious choices and a crew forced to abandon ship during a storm.

The MBTA in Boston is considering a fare reduction for low-income riders, with a vote expected on a program that could cut fares by 50%, potentially saving commuters hundreds annually. Public feedback is open until February 29.

Alaska Airlines increases its Portland operations with over 20 new daily flights starting this summer, emphasizing its long-standing presence and dedication to offering a variety of travel options.

The City of Palmdale announces extensive road construction and partial closures from February 12-18, advising motorists to expect delays and plan routes accordingly.

A fire under a Buford Highway bridge in Atlanta caused road closures and disrupted traffic on Sunday morning, but the situation was cleared and roads reopened by the afternoon.

Severe rain in Atlanta caused accidents, road closures, and major delays during the Monday morning commute, with multiple car crashes and a flood watch in place across north Georgia.

FDOT's I-95 expansion project in Broward County causes lane closures, leading to current traffic congestion with long-term aims of improving traffic flow.

Teamsters at the Illinois Department of Transportation vote to authorize a strike over healthcare plan disputes, risking road maintenance and safety during snow season.

Oakland International Airport completed phase 1 of its Taxiway W overhaul, enhancing a key part of its main airstrip, supported by funding from the FAA and designed for different flight types.

The Portland boat take-back program successfully removed over 100 derelict boats from local waterways, involving multiple agencies and community engagement.

Seattle plans to make its buildings net-zero emissions by 2050, with City Light leading the push for electrification using renewable energy, aiming for environmental and economic benefits.