Green‑Wood pitched a Greenway: a two‑way protected bike path along its southern border and a new Ninth Avenue entrance, seeking $3.3M to design a roughly $15M project. Community Board 7 voted to explore the idea.

Dublin announced new noise and micromobility rules on May 7, 2026, including an 80‑dB stereo cap, speed‑based exhaust limits and clarified e‑bike guidance. Education will come first, with enforcement aimed at repeat offenders.

The MTA has advertised a design‑build contract to overhaul Chambers Street’s J/Z platforms in Lower Manhattan, a nine‑figure job that would replace stairs, fix leaks and refresh historic finishes.

A former Atlanta mechanic says he left after pressing for high‑voltage safety gear while working on Waymo Jaguar I‑PACE vehicles; Waymo and AutoNation say safety standards were met.

A surveillance monitor was taken from a moving Manhattan C train Wednesday evening, prompting a brief reroute and an NYPD probe.

Fayette County Airport's May newsletter lays out new hangars and a flight school, a Sept. 26 airshow, and ramp tie‑down reshuffles that will affect local pilots.

More than 7,000 FirstEnergy customers in Lorain County lost power on May 7; crews and local officials are working to restore service and assess damage.

MoDOT selected the KCI Construction Team to add 255 truck stalls at four I‑70 rest areas, funded by an INFRA grant and set to begin in fall 2026.

TDOT unveiled a roughly $130M redesign that will add a grade-separated interchange at Long Hollow Pike and cut Belvedere Drive to a dead end, with construction targeted for 2031.

Tennessee's tight four‑year statute of repose and municipal damage caps may block a Nashville man's $30M guardrail lawsuit after a 2025 crash left him paralyzed. Families and lawyers say the dates and caps could shut off recovery.

Gov. Polis signed HB26-1237, banning drivers from stopping, standing or parking in bike lanes statewide. The law changes statutory language and creates uniform penalties that vary by locality.

A state investigation and federal data show controller shortages are forcing some of Arizona's smallest control towers to cut hours or temporarily close. The FAA says it's boosting hiring and training.

Tolls across Dallas‑Fort Worth vary wildly by lane and time of day. Here’s how NTTA, TEXpress pricing and ZipCash billing work — and how to avoid surprise fees.