The city has started ticketing cars left during scheduled street sweeps as its mechanical cleaning program moves into enforcement. Crews will sweep 14 neighborhoods through Oct. 29.

A vehicle entered the tracks near Denver Union Station on Apr. 19, disrupting A, B, G and N commuter lines while crews work to remove the car and restore service.

A semi-truck crash shut all southbound lanes of I‑75 in Manatee County Monday morning, snarling traffic as crews worked the scene.

A revived bill would send MnDOT to the federal grant queue to study new passenger rail from St. Paul to Fargo and Kansas City as Amtrak ridership climbs.

A downed power line shut both directions of I-10 in east Bexar County on April 19, with CPS crews on scene and drivers warned to expect delays.

Montgomery County’s bus‑mounted AI cameras have issued hundreds of thousands of $250 notices and millions in fines, but county data and reporting question whether the program improved safety or mainly raised revenue.

The MTA is updating the electrical gear that powers the subway, trading aging rooms and equipment for modern substations meant to cut outages. Here's what the changes mean for riders.

DIA logged 863 wildlife strikes last year and roughly $1M in repairs, with a single jackrabbit incident costing more than $344,000. USDA flagged fences and pigeon‑breeding sites as fixes.

The FAA paused departures at Phoenix Sky Harbor on April 19 because of low visibility, forcing gate holds and morning delays at PHX. Airlines and flight trackers showed multiple affected departures.

A one-year-old boy, Brooks McCoy Ambrose, was struck and killed on NC-42 near Sadie Road on April 14. Troopers say the truck driver stopped and no charges are expected.

Moovit reports SEPTA will reduce bus, trolley and subway service in the coming months as pandemic-era funding winds down. Riders should plan for longer waits.

Nearly 30,000 Duke Energy customers were without power in Charlotte on Sunday, with outages concentrated around the University City area.

Mamdani said the city will expand Empire Bins into six more districts over the next 18 months as part of a push to containerize residential trash citywide by 2031.