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.

City Hall has asked vendors about camera‑based parking enforcement as officials look to new revenue to help close a multihundred‑million‑dollar shortfall. The RFI is exploratory and responses are due April 7, 2026.

Crews are milling and overlaying more than 80 downtown blocks and dozens of intersections in a push to smooth streets before summer events.

Community Board 4 asked Mayor Mamdani to make Hell’s Kitchen and Chelsea a 20 mph slow zone under Sammy’s Law, citing 2025 crash data.

A KC-135 refueling jet made an emergency landing at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport on Tuesday; five people aboard were reported safe and officials are investigating.

A Dearborn Heights woman says she was left in a wheelchair at DTW, suffered traumatic injuries when she tried to move on her own, and is suing Delta for more than $3 million. The case is now pending in federal court.

Grayson County is pitching North Texas Regional Airport's 9,000-foot runway and buildable airside acreage as the foundation for scheduled passenger service. Officials are seeking grants and partners while McKinney builds a nearby terminal.

IMAP driver Anthony Buie returned to duty after months of recovery after being struck by a car he says was traveling about 84 mph; NCDOT cites the Move Over law.

PCWA posted photos and a newsletter outlining nearly $295M in water upgrades — from the Colfax plant under construction to a 10‑MGD Ophir plant and pipeline rehab along I‑80.