A 24‑inch transmission main ruptured in Fort Worth, prompting a boil‑water notice for Near Northside and Lake Worth areas; bottled water pick‑up is open while tests run.

After months of detours and online outcry, the MKT pedestrian bridge over White Oak Bayou in the Heights has reopened, restoring a key trail link. Officials marked the return with a ribbon‑cutting while TxDOT notes nearby work will continue through the summer.

Severe thunderstorms at Bush Intercontinental triggered an FAA ground delay Monday, causing average delays of about 26 minutes and temporary limits on non‑scheduled flights.

A Midwest storm last Thursday knocked Amtrak long‑distance trains off schedule, leaving several named routes hours to nearly a day late and forcing bus bridges and reroutes. Recovery stretched across the country as crews worked to reposition equipment.

Edina’s $28M Vernon Avenue and Hwy 100 interchange is finishing: Vernon Avenue reopens June 26 with a ribbon-cutting on June 25 after months of detours and a utility delay.

Santa Monica accepted a $2 million U.S. DOT planning grant to study decking the I‑10 through Pico into parks. The study will map feasible cap-park sites and weigh capping against removal.

Thunderstorms forced the FAA to pause inbound flights to Hartsfield‑Jackson Sunday, leaving travelers facing delays and some diversions through the afternoon.

A driver was killed Sunday after a vehicle crossed onto DART tracks and was struck by a Blue Line train near Royal Lane and Audelia Road.

A motorcyclist died on westbound I‑90 near the I‑405 interchange in Bellevue Tuesday afternoon, forcing lane closures and multi‑mile backups. Crews remain on scene as troopers investigate.

Three children were taken to a hospital after a late-night crash near I-30 in east Fort Worth; one remains in critical condition. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing.

Pierce Transit and Pierce County activated free bus, Runner and SHUTTLE rides to local cooling centers during a heat advisory. Riders can tell operators they are headed to a cooling site for a free round trip.

Neighborhood associations, the Sierra Club and the Chamber are meeting with City Hall as St. Petersburg shapes a ballot measure to speed up stormwater and water upgrades.

Oklahoma’s Panhandle is producing huge volumes of wind power, but limited transmission and new state rules are keeping much of it from reaching cities. Planners say big lines could fix it, if they can be built.