Officials say a spring-break and SXSW surge — not TSA shortages — produced long security lines at Austin-Bergstrom. The airport opened a fourth checkpoint and urges extra lead time.

Lakewood will begin a two‑year, $21.58M overhaul of Bunts Road this spring, adding a 10‑ft shared path even as neighbors mount a petition over trees and driveways.

Caltrain plans a pilot using license‑plate readers at select Peninsula crossings, pairing ALPR with AI cameras and other upgrades to deter cars from stopping on tracks.

Hillsborough County is replacing aging firehouses and launching roving rescue units to shave critical seconds off emergency response times.

David Crowley will announce a Vision Zero milestone as Milwaukee County and its 19 municipalities finalize local safety plans and line up federal-funded projects. The push aims to eliminate traffic deaths and serious injuries by 2037.

A Caltrans-led rebuild of El Camino Real will remove roughly 300 trees to repair pavement, drainage and sidewalks, reopening fights over the corridor’s historic eucalyptus rows. The city plans replacements and utility work as construction proceeds.

An FAA ground stop at O'Hare on March 16 paused departures as snow and blizzard warnings swept northern Illinois, triggering hundreds of cancellations and delays.

A 50-year lease will shift treated groundwater from the Venetucci wells to Fountain, adding capacity that officials say could free up roughly 2,000 new taps by 2030. Costs will rise modestly as the supply is phased in.

A string of pedestrian deaths on Sepulveda Boulevard has neighbors and families pressing for faster safety fixes and pointing to Malibu’s PCH as a warning.

Heavy rain Sunday forced the CTA to bypass North/Clybourn and left parts of I‑80 blocked by standing water, prompting shuttles and travel advisories.

A Southeast Gateway plan would recess and cap the I-65/I-70 south split to create parks, housing and an innovation corridor in downtown Indianapolis.

Severe thunderstorms disrupted flights at Orlando International during spring break, leaving passengers delayed and departures temporarily paused.

Denver International Airport is collecting $10 and $20 grocery and gas gift cards to help TSA officers who are working without pay during a partial DHS shutdown and the spring-break travel surge.