WSDOT will close northbound SR 99’s First Avenue South bridge March 9–11 for temporary steel‑plate repairs; lanes will reopen at 25 mph and another closure is planned in April.

Council approved $640,000 for a traffic signal at the planned Shore Vista Way overcrossing. Final designs target late 2026 with construction tentatively slated for spring 2027.

A general‑aviation plane returned to RDU after a tire blew following takeoff; crews briefly closed a runway to clear debris and no injuries were reported.

The MV Walla Walla resumed the Edmonds–Kingston run Wednesday after a hard landing at Edmonds canceled afternoon sailings and snarled vehicle lines. No injuries were reported.

City crews closed the floodgates on Aubuchon Road as water rose in the Aubuchon Park area. Officials urged residents to avoid the road and follow city updates.

Family members and safety advocates marched Canal Street, placing memorials at fatal intersections and pressing NYC DOT to accelerate a long‑planned redesign. The walk underscored data showing repeated injuries and deaths on the corridor.

The FAA issued a ground stop at William P. Hobby Airport on March 4 after arrivals surged; the hold — issued just after 4:30 p.m. CT — was expected through about 6 p.m. Travelers were urged to check with airlines for updates.

Delta has boosted seat capacity out of Logan by about 50% since 2019 and will add mid‑May nonstop flights to Madrid and Nice, widening Boston’s European options.

Waymo urged Maryland lawmakers to pass bills clearing the way for robotaxis in the Baltimore region, citing safety data while residents and advocates voiced concerns. The legislation would set vehicle rules, reporting and law‑enforcement plans.

FDOT laid out phased plans and timelines at a March 4 open house for a roughly $1 billion rebuild of the Westshore Interchange, including new flyovers and planned overnight detours.

Spirit will end year‑round Latrobe–Orlando flights on April 15, 2026, leaving Arnold Palmer Regional with only seasonal Myrtle Beach service and prompting travel changes for locals.

MLGW says Memphis has removed thousands of lead service lines since 2012, but about 15,000 public‑side lines still remain and funding is the bottleneck.

About 19 railcars left the tracks at the Cantara Loop on Sunday night; officials say no injuries or hazardous-material releases. Heavy gear is on site and Amtrak service was disrupted.