The Portland City Council unanimously approved a package to boost housing construction, offering tax breaks and easing zoning and permitting rules to include affordable units in new developments.

Boston's Green Line gets whimsical station names like "Screech from the Heavens" in a fundraiser by the Norman B. Leventhal Map & Education Center, raising curiosity and funds.

Minnesotans are invited to give their input on how to allocate a $250 million transportation budget through an online exercise on the Metropolitan Council's website. The exercise aims to educate on budgeting challenges and inform future strategies.

Portland's PBOT revealed a design to revamp 82nd Avenue, prioritizing pedestrian safety and neighborhood improvement, with construction starting in summer.

The multi-vehicle crash on I-75 south in Cobb County that caused significant traffic delays has been cleared, with one driver hospitalized in critical condition.

Hutchins is set to start building a new city hall this spring, funded by a $10.7 million bond, with completion anticipated by May 2025. The facility will serve as a community hub.

Texas receives $100 million from the federal government to expand EV and hydrogen fuel infrastructure across North Texas, aligning with national goals for sustainable transport and emissions reduction.

TriMet proposes to speed up its MAX Blue and Red Lines, reduce service disruptions with extended overnight maintenance, and may introduce night bus services to replace late-night light-rail trains.

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport plans to build a new terminal, Terminal F, with a unique rectangular design including 15 gates and a SkyLink station, as part of a major expansion.

Lala's Little Nugget is opening a second location, Lala's South Pole, in South Austin with year-round Christmas theme, a full-service kitchen, and a large patio.

Vandals in Northeast Portland sawed down traffic signs related to a new greenway project, exposing divides in community opinion on road safety and non-motorized commuter prioritization.

Temporary art installations will enliven Austin's Ann and Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail from March 2023 to June 2024 through TEMPO on the Trail, featuring local artists' work.

United Airlines is supporting Houston entrepreneur Khaliah O. Guillory, founder of Nap Bar, by waiving baggage fees as she heads to the Grammys, where she'll provide a wellness experience.