Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava revealed scheduled completion of Miami International Airport's Skytrain repairs by end of March, aiming to upgrade the airport's infrastructure.

Illinois car insurance rates have surged, impacting 5 million policyholders and driven by State Farm and Allstate rate increases amid rising accident recovery costs.

The City of Fort Worth plans to renovate University Drive with a new sidewalk, bus stops, traffic signals, and trails, affecting motorists and pedestrians near the Botanic Garden.

A one-lane closure on State Route 1 near Crespi Park-n-Ride is scheduled for maintenance between 7:30-9:30 AM today; drivers should expect delays.

A Texas transportation company is suing Chicago over migrant drop-off restrictions, alleging the rules violate federal and state laws while imposing heavy fines.

Miami International Airport faces travel disruptions as officials tackle repair issues in Terminal D, affecting services like the Skytrain since September 15, causing inconvenience to passengers.

Stripe partners with Navier to pilot a fast, eco-friendly hydrofoil water taxi service for San Francisco Bay Area employees, potentially easing commutes and reducing road traffic.

Boeing hires retired Navy admiral as a special adviser to improve safety and quality assurance in its manufacturing processes after an incident with an Alaska Airlines jet.

Minnesota State Fair is discontinuing its personalized bench and table program due to space and storage challenges. Limited spots remain for last-minute orders.

Chicago rail agencies use gas-fed flames to thaw frozen switches and maintain train service during severe winter weather, with safety measures in place.

San Diego starts a slurry seal project in several neighborhoods, including Clairemont Mesa and Pacific Beach, to improve road conditions and enhance safety.

Caltrans is starting construction on the Hearn Avenue overcrossing in Santa Rosa for the U.S. 101 interchange upgrade, impacting traffic flow and requiring extra commute time.

A proposed bill to ban photo radar and red-light cameras is advancing in Arizona, with backers citing privacy concerns and opponents highlighting safety benefits.