A single-vehicle crash on eastbound I‑90 near milepost 27 sent one person to Harborview with life‑threatening injuries and closed lanes during the evening commute.

Fitch raised Cleveland Hopkins’ bond rating to A from A‑, trimming borrowing costs as the airport moves construction forward on a $1.6B terminal modernization. Early parking and landside work are already under way.

Henderson’s City Council moved a draft ordinance forward that would require helmets for riders under 18, ban stunts and let police impound illegal e‑motorcycles. A vote is set for next Tuesday.

A century-old section of MLK Jr. Street will close March 2 for a $30M rebuild that shutters northbound US-131 ramps and reroutes bikes and cars through nearby streets.

Katharine Kelley is now leading Buckhead’s CID as Lenox Road boardwalk work nears April completion and other multimillion‑dollar projects ramp up.

The city and a lakefront nonprofit have opened a public survey and set a March forum as Cleveland weighs whether to keep or repurpose the 450‑acre Burke Lakefront Airport. Officials say resident feedback will shape what scenarios are studied next.

Parsons won a six‑year, $60M design contract to advance the A Line from Pomona to Claremont. Construction could begin in late 2027 if budgets hold.

WSDOT’s study team picked Alternative 2 for the I‑90 ramps at Rainier Ave S, closing one ramp and reallocating lanes to give buses and protected bike/ped space near Judkins Park station.

Waymo's robotaxis began invite-only service in Orlando, concentrating along the I‑4 and resort corridor. Select users with the Waymo app will receive invitations first.

Envoy Air filed with the DOT to restart nonstop Miami–Caracas and Miami–Maracaibo service, a move that would shorten travel for South Florida’s Venezuelan community. Approvals and security checks are still pending.

KSDK found about 40,000 St. Louis vehicles are boot‑eligible while the city owns roughly 30 boots, creating a large enforcement gap and a growing backlog.

Yorkville aldermen will vote Tuesday on whether to take an $8M IEPA loan tied to the WaterLink Lake Michigan hookup. The decision affects financing and upcoming rate hikes.

CapMetro will retire paper day passes on June 1 as new fareboxes roll out. About 771,000 rides a year could be affected and cash riders lose the daily cap.