Everett and Community Transit restarted annexation talks that officials say would expand service and sync local buses with future light rail — at the cost of a higher transit sales tax.

Prospect Lake Clean Water Center is set to start in September 2026, promising to remove the yellow tint and improve taste across Fort Lauderdale.

An Air France A350 en route from Paris to Dallas declared an emergency and landed in Dublin on June 22. Trackers show the A350 F‑HUVR made a mid‑ocean U‑turn before touching down.

Mayor Spencer has convened a search committee to advise on hiring the next executive at Lambert as the airport advances a $2.8–$3B terminal consolidation.

Pinellas County approved matching funds that unlock a state grant to overhaul long‑troubled drainage, roads and water systems in Crystal Beach.

Severe thunderstorms over the eastern plains forced FAA traffic limits at DIA on June 21, leaving nearly 400 flights delayed and several canceled.

The Army Corps ended its deal with the contractor on the first phase of Staten Island's long‑planned sea wall after safety concerns, putting a $2.3B plan further off schedule.

El Paso Water crews are repairing a water main break in the 800 block of Westway Blvd. A potable tanker is staged at 806 Westway and repairs could take six to eight hours.

A sinkhole at Napier and East 233rd unsettled Woodlawn drivers and drew a DEP crew, which inspected and repaired the spot after residents raised alarms. Locals say past work at the intersection may be to blame.

The Port of Baltimore has begun running double‑stack container trains, a move that adds capacity, shortens inland routes and promises job growth.

The MTA has put new R211A cars on the Rockaway Park shuttle, adding wider doors, brighter interiors and updated displays to speed boarding and improve reliability for beach season.

An F-16 intercepted a civilian plane over Hagerstown after it entered a VIP temporary flight restriction. The aircraft landed safely and NORAD urged pilots to check NOTAMs.

The Maryland Port Administration picked up roughly 17.3 acres next to the Dundalk and Seagirt terminals, a small but strategic land buy as the port expands capacity. The parcels sit in a busy industrial corridor reshaped by recent public and private investments.