Dozens of flights at Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach were delayed or canceled Monday amid a nationwide pattern of disruptions. Wait times varied by airport.

Visible steam from Google’s Dalles data‑center campus is forming low fog near the Columbia Gorge Regional Airport, prompting pilot diversions and calls for technical fixes. Local officials are compiling weather records while engineers point to plume‑abatement options.

Seattle will close Lake Washington Boulevard to cars nearly every weekend this summer, with extended holiday closures. Local access and park parking lots will remain available.

Construction at Amtrak’s $300M King Street Yard in SoDo is past the halfway mark, speeding the rollout of the new Airo trainsets.

A motorcyclist was killed Monday on U.S. Highway 191 north of Moab; troopers and UDOT closed both lanes while investigators worked the scene.

A $10 million federal infusion will push early planning on Port Tampa Bay’s massive channel deepening, a project officials say could reshape shipping and fuel supply to the region.

A Trump administration‑backed ceremonial groundbreaking is planned in Brooklyn for the NESE gas pipeline, reviving a long‑fought dispute over permits, reliability and coastal impacts.

DHL told the Houston Business Journal it’s weighing a Houston expansion while preparing systems to manage roughly $1.8B in tariff refunds as federal claims tech ramps up.

FDOT says the $227.5M Downtown Tampa Interchange is making solid progress; major ramps and bridge decks are near completion and nightly closures will continue into spring.

A new regional review points to the SFO lease as the main driver of the $5.51 airport surcharge — and suggests renegotiation could ease the bite.

La Mesa’s City Council will consider a pilot to bar children under 12 from many e-bikes and give police limited enforcement tools after staff cited dozens of e-bike calls and crashes.

Mayor Kirk Watson called a roughly $47 million office relocation package for the Austin Transit Partnership "inappropriate," prompting the agency to postpone related agenda items. The pause will give ATP time to produce clearer cost analyses and explore co-location options.

The Memphis City Council will consider a $13M bridge loan to keep MATA running while federal funds are pending, plus a proposed $6M transfer from riverfront projects to the new art museum.