A viral clip shows a dog sprinting across Sea‑Tac’s tarmac in January before airport crews and the owner secured it. Airport officials say escapes are rare.

Jacksonville-based IQ Fiber launched service in Kent County, Delaware and pledged more than $150M in a phased buildout and a new Dover operations hub.

A Streetsblog audit put four Staten Island precincts into a March parking bracket, finding dozens of officers' cars with repeat camera citations and a DOJ ADA warning. The spotlight now tests whether design, policy and enforcement will change curbside habits.

PATH service between Journal Square and the World Trade Center was restored on March 30 after crews fixed a mechanical issue at the WTC terminal. Officials gave few details about the failure.

State, local and Ontario police will stage midday distracted-driving enforcement Wednesday along I-94, spanning more than 500 miles and dozens of troopers.

Clear will add paid biometric lanes at Indianapolis International Airport this summer, promising faster ID checks for members and a modest boost in local jobs. The airport authority approved the deal in late March.

AC Transit approved a contingency framework that could cut double‑digit service across the East Bay and put hundreds of jobs at risk.

Tesla has secured parking garages tied to Behring Cos.' 1900 Broadway in Oakland to stage and charge Robotaxis, putting the fleet above 19th Street BART.

Surf Air Mobility and BETA Technologies announced a partnership to trial ALIA electric aircraft in Hawaii — cargo demonstrations this year and passenger service after certification.

Illinois State Police says all 169 call centers have moved to Next Generation 911, allowing text, photos and improved location data for dispatchers statewide.

CDOT began $2 million in preventative maintenance on the US 36/I-270 bridge over I-25, triggering lane shifts and night work in northeast Denver through October.

Mayor Bowser says 450,000 Kids Ride Free SmarTrip cards have been distributed across D.C., part of a push to remove transit costs for students. Schools are handling pick-up and WMATA explains mobile transfers.

City Council approved raising Atlanta’s on-street meter rate to $3.50 per hour across roughly 2,644 spaces; city officials say the money will fund more enforcement.