A rollover on the North Sam Houston Tollway near Gessner left multiple people injured and snarled the Thursday morning commute. Officials urged drivers to avoid the area.

County crews say intermittent discharges at the Līhuʻe treatment plant began Tuesday and are being contained; officials are disinfecting the site and coordinating with state health authorities.

FDOT Secretary Jared Perdue says freight generates about $83 billion and supports 500,000+ jobs in Florida, a reminder that ports, rail and trucks drive local economies.

Gov. Josh Stein joined PSA Airlines at the opening of its new Charlotte headquarters Thursday as the carrier pledges hundreds of local jobs and a sizable economic boost.

As Manassas prepares for commercial flights, council will weigh renaming the airport to "Washington Manassas," a move the commission and Avports back while the city attorney urges caution.

Arapahoe County’s ArapaGO study is testing microtransit and micromobility across the county. The public survey closes March 31 and pop‑up events are planned.

Twenty-three train cars went off the rails near Houston on Wednesday as crews checked wreckage and cargo for hazards.

MARTA will begin phased entrance closures at Peachtree Center Station on March 30 for restroom and station repairs; elevators and at least one entrance will remain open.

City officials say Sacramento needs about $2.2 billion in water, sewer and drainage fixes; a rate study and public hearings could lead to multi‑year rate increases.

TxDOT will lead Project Nexus, a three‑year pilot to test eVTOL air taxis across the Texas Triangle; Austin is part of the plan with cargo and medical trials slated for 2026.

Littleton recommended the Mineral RTD station for a proposed Front Range rail stop, arguing far lower construction costs and existing multimodal connections make it the practical choice.

Long‑term I‑94 closures around American Family Field will complicate travel for Brewers fans ahead of Opening Day on March 26. Officials and the team are steering fans to route and parking tools and urging patience.

Raleigh will convert three intersections on Clark Avenue near NC State into four‑way stops after a fatal pedestrian crash last November. Signs are expected to be installed within days.