Drivers with Washington's Drivers Union held a rush-hour protest outside Uber’s downtown engineering office, saying an oversupply of new drivers has flooded Seattle’s market and cut pay. A new report finds empty miles are rising fast.

BNSF has started grading part of its Logistics Park Phoenix site near Wittmann even though Maricopa County did not approve the rezoning; residents and officials are alarmed.

Tolling is off the table for the Capital Boulevard rebuild, but NCDOT still expects construction years from now. Here’s what the delay means for Raleigh and Wake Forest.

Historic Landmark commissioners say they were blindsided after being asked to approve demolition of the Barton Springs Road Bridge and delayed a vote to demand engineering and cost documents.

A state memo flags mechanical failures and driver lapses across Cleveland's school‑bus fleet. Officials say a corrective action plan was filed on Jan. 15.

NTSB preliminary findings show an Amazon‑operated Alaska Airlines A330 ingested a flock of geese after takeoff from CVG, shredding a left engine, the two‑person crew landed safely and no injuries were reported.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office says nine pedestrians have died on city roads so far this year — nearly twice last year’s count — and repeated safety warnings as officials weigh fixes and enforcement.

Turnpike officials briefed West Mifflin residents on construction progress and timelines for the Mon‑Fayette Expressway; the first southern stretch could open late 2026.

The MTA excluded five storm‑hit weekdays from January's bus metrics, producing a 95.1% service delivery rate while riders faced major disruptions.

Brake failures at Canal Street stalled N, Q, R and W service Wednesday; passengers were evacuated and MTA removed a damaged car while it investigates.

Fremont approved a pilot for DoorDash’s Dot robots, starting with chaperoned demos and potentially scaling to 30 units while the city tests safety and privacy safeguards.

Line 12 detoured around Sansome/Washington after a downtown protest this morning, disrupting commutes and prompting Muni alerts. Riders should expect delays.

Aspire Fiber and city officials kicked off a three‑year plan at the Canyon Country Farmers Market to bring fiber to up to 80,000 Santa Clarita homes. Community outreach and phased construction are planned.