I-35 South Near AT&T Center Parkway in San Antonio Closed Due to Major Accident, SAISD Officials Resign Amid Heating Crisis
I-35 southbound in San Antonio was closed due to a major accident, and SAISD officials resigned following heating system failures that closed schools.
Seattle Residents Face 4.5% Increase in Electricity Rates as City Light Adjusts for Higher Demand
Seattle City Light raised electricity rates by 4.5% starting January 1, 2024, affecting monthly bills, with additional surcharges in place until 2025. Assistance programs are available for those in need.
Seattle's Culture Connector Streetcar Project to Boost Downtown Access with $410 Million Budget and 7-Year Timeline
The Seattle Department of Transportation outlined the updated plans and increased costs for the Culture Connector streetcar project, aiming to enhance downtown connectivity and support Mayor Harrell's arts hub vision.
Sound Transit Closes Seattle's U-District Station During Pro-Palestine Demonstration for Safety
Sound Transit closed the U-District Link light rail station on Saturday evening due to a pro-Palestine protest for safety reasons, using shuttle buses as an alternative for affected passengers.
Cobb County Water Main Break Prompts Boil Water Advisory, Road Closures in Metro Atlanta
Cobb County faces a water main break causing road closures and a Boil Water Advisory. Repairs on Macedonia Road are underway, with the advisory affecting several areas. The local school district has implemented water safety measures for students.
VIDEO: Portland's Winter Storm Sparks Other Electrical Fires and Chaos in West Haven, Beaverton, and Hazelwood
The winter storm that battered Portland, Oregon led to downed power lines, fires, in addition to the widely reported tragic electrocution deaths of three family members; a toddler survived.
Concord Warns of Traffic Disruptions Amid Affordable Housing Project on Galindo Street
Traffic on Galindo Street in Concord will be affected from Jan 22-31 due to crane setup and modular unit deliveries for a new housing project, with 40% affordable housing units.
Chicago Transit Authority Battles Extreme Cold, President Carter Highlights Operational Readiness and Workforce Dedication
CTA President Dorval R. Carter Jr. addresses the impact of extreme cold on Chicago's transit, detailing measures to maintain service and thanking dedicated employees for their efforts.
Dallas Eyes Future With High-Speed Rail Hopes, Transformative Transport Plan Links to Houston, Fort Worth
Dallas city officials are working on a plan to develop a high-speed railway, focusing on modernizing the Eddie Bernice Johnson Union Station and connecting the city to Houston and Fort Worth.
San Francisco Bay Ferry Brews Up Free Morning Coffee and Charitable Giving for Commuters
San Francisco Bay Ferry offers free morning coffee to commuters while promoting donations to local food banks and enhancing onboard amenities, including improved Wi-Fi.
Ontario International Airport Soars Above Pre-Pandemic Passenger Levels for Second Consecutive Year
Ontario International Airport's passenger numbers for 2023 exceeded pre-pandemic levels with a 12% increase from 2022, marking a busy year for the airport.












