FedEx told investors that a strong peak season pushed third‑quarter profitability above expectations and that new AI tools and a Freight spin‑off are central to its next act. The company reported roughly 18.5 million packages a day during the quarter.

After the 22nd crash on Kingston Drive in a year, south St. Louis County residents demand speed cushions and more patrols. Neighbors say they won’t stop pushing until something changes.

A Georgia State survey found just 18 truly public restrooms across 15 key Atlanta areas as the city prepares to host roughly 300,000 World Cup visitors this summer.

ComEd wants to build a substation at 1111 W. Diversey Parkway in Lincoln Park. Neighbors and a nearby day care raised concerns about size, noise and safety as regulators review the plan.

Planners recommended a change to Inglewood’s code to let churches and nearby businesses sell parking during major events. The measure now moves to the City Council.

TWU Local 100 has sued the MTA, saying new booth‑staffing rules leave stations partially unstaffed and endanger riders who need on‑site help. The MTA points to a prior agreement to modernize agents’ roles.

TSA screeners at PDX are working without pay as spring break travel increases. The Port has set up donation bins and a food pantry while unions press lawmakers to act.

Bus cameras in O'Fallon caught a car passing a stopped school bus while kids unloaded; St. Charles County police say a citation was issued. Safety groups point to widespread illegal passings.

The Port Authority has launched a procurement to replace PATH’s two‑decade‑old turnstiles with TAPP‑compatible, ADA‑friendly gates. The multi‑year effort will stretch into the late 2020s.

Charlotte contractors are offering higher pay and leaning on apprenticeships as they struggle to staff highway and resurfacing work across Mecklenburg County.

U.S. Customs released seized subway car shells, allowing CRRC MA to begin recalling 142 furloughed workers at its Springfield plant. The move should ease MBTA assembly delays.

Two new county studies map short-term fixes and longer-term redesigns to make Elkridge's busiest streets safer for pedestrians and cyclists.

Trinity Metro approved contracts to advance a $43.5M TRE double‑track upgrade, adding about 2.4 miles of second track in Tarrant County to reduce delays and boost reliability. The work is part of the regional NT MOVES program tied to a 2020 BUILD grant.