Two proposed Amtrak corridors would reconnect Cleveland to major Ohio cities, but federal approval is still pending and no start date has been set.

A landslide has blocked East Pioneer Way between 33rd St SE and Highway 162; reopening time is unknown. Motorists are being told to use alternate routes.

A water main break flooded 47th and Kedzie in Brighton Park, leaving a CTA bus partially submerged and forcing temporary detours on the #47 and #52. Firefighters removed passengers and no injuries were reported.

St. Petersburg will dredge Bartlett Lake next week as the opening move in a multi‑phase, roughly $30M effort to cut chronic flooding in south St. Pete.

Council will consider a $12.2M purchase to refresh DEN’s airport fire fleet, adding three Oshkosh Striker vehicles and a new ladder truck.

Oakland's speed‑camera grace period ends Sunday; tickets start March 15 with fines from $50 and low‑income discounts available.

Juniper Street NE is closed between 10th and 11th Streets for emergency sewer main replacement, with signed detours and limited parking expected as crews work for about six weeks.

SW Fairmount Boulevard is closed between SW Marquam Hill Road and SW Mt. Adams Drive after a landslide and downed trees, PBOT says. Crews are on scene and motorists should obey closure signs.

La Porte County deputies say gusty west winds downed or damaged two commercial vehicles on SR 39 near Young Road and on CR 1500 South; deputies are investigating.

A head-on crash on Campbellton Road SW left one person dead and two others hurt; Atlanta police's accident team is investigating the collision near 2447 Campbellton Road SW.

Celina approved $189M for 2026 infrastructure projects, prioritizing water upgrades and a plan to convert downtown streets to concrete as the first year of a five‑year program.

A Singer Island parking citation has become a federal complaint alleging unclear signage and app-only enforcement across several Palm Beach–area cities.

A Providence Line train derailed near South Station on March 13, 2026, disrupting commuter-rail service across multiple MBTA lines. No injuries were reported and crews escorted riders to safety.