PSRCs Executive Board authorized $7 million to fund the design phase of Pierce Countys Chambers Creek Bridge replacement, unlocking consultant hiring and preliminary engineering. The award ties into the Chambers Bay estuary restoration effort.

METRO opened a 24/7 Harrisburg police substation to boost patrols and speed response near Magnolia Park Transit Center in Houston's East End.

Federal delays at the FTA have pushed the Ballard Link DEIS past its May target, leaving station choices, budgets and timelines uncertain for Seattle riders.

Records show the RTA extended CEO Lona Edwards Hankins' contract through 2031; Mayor Helena Moreno says she and her new board were surprised.

SEPTA has begun an eight‑bus pilot to fit bullet‑resistant cockpits after months of testing. Drivers report feeling safer and officials are monitoring the trial for expansion.

A Blue Hawaiian helicopter made a precautionary landing at Sunset Beach Elementary on Oʻahu’s North Shore Tuesday; officials and the operator were contacted as the story develops.

Waymo's San Antonio fleet remains offline more than a week after heavy rains swept an empty robotaxi into a waterway; the company recovered the car and says it's reviewing flood safeguards.

Thunderstorms forced a ground stop at Hartsfield-Jackson on Tuesday morning, pausing departures until about 9 a.m. and triggering wide delays across the hub.

Vintage photos of piled-up crutches have resurfaced ahead of an antiquarian book fair, highlighting the MTA's lost-and-found and long-standing subway accessibility issues.

Southwest expanded its ʻOhana Rewards for Hawaii residents — guaranteeing 1,000 points per one-way, award redemptions from 4,000 points, two free checked bags and quarterly discounts.

Alaska Airlines has begun daily nonstop flights between Seattle and Rome, operating 787‑9 Dreamliners with a new business‑class Suites product. The seasonal service runs through Oct. 23.

A coalition of Milwaukee nonprofits and transit advocates launched a campaign to press state lawmakers for more transit funding after 2026 service cuts left the county bus system strained.

Vay has expanded its Las Vegas fleet to roughly 175 cars and moved into a downtown hub, promising shorter wait times and wider coverage across the valley.