Two Southwest jets triggered collision‑avoidance alerts north of BNA after an ATC turn put one plane into the other's path; pilots followed RAs and averted disaster.

Delta will pause two Detroit nonstop routes starting June 1, 2026; the Sacramento link is slated to return in March 2027. Travelers should check bookings and flight alerts.

SAWS crews are repairing a 24‑inch water main break near the Frost Bank Center; the utility says repair time is uncertain but no customers have lost service.

A blown transformer at the Kluczynski Federal Building in the Loop sent CFD crews to 230 S. Dearborn; officials reported no injuries.

INDOT says $2.6 billion and more than 1,000 projects will roll out across Indiana this year. Officials urge drivers to slow down, obey work‑zone signs and sign up for travel alerts.

Body‑cam shows an MNPD officer take control of a Waymo that stalled on Broadway, underscoring early complaints since Waymo’s April rollout.

Signal failures and on‑station medical calls snarled multiple NYC subway lines during the April 20 morning rush, leaving commuters facing long waits and crowded platforms. Transit crews and emergency responders worked through the morning to restore service.

The city has started ticketing cars left during scheduled street sweeps as its mechanical cleaning program moves into enforcement. Crews will sweep 14 neighborhoods through Oct. 29.

A vehicle entered the tracks near Denver Union Station on Apr. 19, disrupting A, B, G and N commuter lines while crews work to remove the car and restore service.

A semi-truck crash shut all southbound lanes of I‑75 in Manatee County Monday morning, snarling traffic as crews worked the scene.

A revived bill would send MnDOT to the federal grant queue to study new passenger rail from St. Paul to Fargo and Kansas City as Amtrak ridership climbs.

A downed power line shut both directions of I-10 in east Bexar County on April 19, with CPS crews on scene and drivers warned to expect delays.

Montgomery County’s bus‑mounted AI cameras have issued hundreds of thousands of $250 notices and millions in fines, but county data and reporting question whether the program improved safety or mainly raised revenue.