Icy conditions in Houston have led to road closures and accidents, including an 18-wheeler oil spill on Beltway 8 and a shut down of US 59 lanes in Sugar Land. Authorities urge caution and provide updates on road safety.

The FAA is investigating after two Boeing planes, an ANA Boeing 777 and a Delta Boeing 717, collided on the ground at Chicago's O'Hare Airport without injuries.

Ann Arbor announces "Arbor South", a mixed-use development featuring 1,000 residential units and commercial spaces, set to begin construction in 2024.

Smoke at Downtown Crossing caused Red Line delays; MBTA implemented shuttle buses on the Orange Line from Back Bay to North Station and extended the Green Line service.

SMART is hosting public meetings in Detroit to gather input on improving regional transportation, with plans to introduce service upgrades by January 2025.

A eucalyptus tree fell on cars in Golden Gate Park, causing minor injuries and traffic delays. No hospital transports were necessary. The incident may be linked to wet ground from recent rains.

The Henry E. Kinney Tunnel in Fort Lauderdale is closed for upgrades, affecting US1 traffic and prompting officials to advise using alternative routes.

United Airlines halted all departures from Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport due to severe winter weather, resulting in significant travel delays and cancellations.

An 18-wheeler flipped in Brookshire, Texas, causing a hazmat situation and Katy Freeway closure. Authorities advise alternate routes due to icy conditions and ongoing cleanup efforts.

A CTA Orange Line train derailed in Chicago, causing delays and suspension of service to Midway Airport. No injuries were reported, and shuttle buses were provided.

The proposal to extend Waukegan National Airport's runway faces community opposition over environmental concerns and health implications. The FAA has yet to schedule a public hearing, leaving the future uncertain.

Fort Worth's Eastside Transportation Plan progresses with a focus on extending Route 89 and integrating Tech-Based Rapid Transit for improved safety and connectivity.

Seattle's Link light rail will experience service cuts due to maintenance, with weekday trains running every 26 minutes until February 4. Shuttle buses will replace trains on weekends between Capitol Hill and SODO.