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.

A winter storm on Tuesday snarled flights at Denver International Airport, prompting delays, cancellations and extra de‑icing.

DeSoto County has reworked its four‑year road plan to prioritize I‑55, I‑269 and MS‑305, aligning local projects with state construction windows to reduce congestion. The change reshapes which streets get resurfaced and when.

PennDOT will fully close I‑376 from July 10–Aug. 3, 2026 for a 25‑day operation to remove the old Commercial Street Bridge and slide in a new span; detours and lane shifts are planned.

A natural gas leak shut down 700 West at 3300 South in South Salt Lake; crews are on scene and the road is closed with no reopening timeline. Expect detours.

Protected bike lanes on San Diego’s 30th Street have recorded steady growth and topped roughly 130,000 trips in 2025. The corridor’s counts offer a local test case for expanding separated bikeways.

TriMet will reduce frequency on four Portland bus lines and reroute Line 24 beginning March 1 amid budget pressures. Riders on Lines 8, 48, 75 and 76 should check updated schedules.

WSDOT warned that water covered I-5 southbound near the Mill Plain offramp Monday morning; drivers were urged to use caution while crews monitor the scene.

Two westbound lanes of I-70 near mile marker 98 were closed Monday after a vehicle fire; INDOT says all lanes are back open but delays remain.

Indy DPW crews inaugurated a new Belmont Street garage on Monday, replacing an aging building and adding covered space for trucks and maintenance. The move is part of a broader city investment in infrastructure.