More than 3,200 MLGW customers lost power on Mud Island Wednesday afternoon; crews worked to restore service and repairs were expected mid‑afternoon.

Los Angeles World Airports says the roughly 6.3‑million‑sq‑ft ConRAC at LAX is open, centralizing rentals, cutting shuttle trips and prepping for heavier 2026 travel.

Knoxville and Gatlinburg are among 16 finalists for a free one‑mile tunnel from The Boring Company, with local pitches aimed at easing game‑day and tourist traffic.

Hawaiʻi DOT has published a master list of state street names and is asking residents to help add ʻokina and kahakō so signs match proper Hawaiian spelling. Public feedback will guide corrections made during routine repairs.

A citizen initiative filed Feb. 20 would ask Sacramento voters to approve a half‑cent sales tax to fund road repairs, pedestrian safety and expanded transit. Backers must gather signatures to reach the November ballot.

Passenger traffic at San Antonio International Airport has softened as airlines trim seats, leaving officials racing to secure routes while a new terminal is built.

State Rep. Kam Buckner has filed House Bill 5726 to designate part of the Dan Ryan Expressway as the Reverend Jesse L. Jackson Memorial Highway, joining similar measures elsewhere.

Crews finished paving to raise a short stretch of Biscayne Boulevard one foot between NE 11th and NE 13th as part of drainage upgrades to reduce tidal and storm flooding.

Zoox is lining up a downtown San Francisco storefront at 301 Sutter St to serve as a rider lounge and public outreach hub as it scales its robotaxi program.

State highway officials say environmental reviews for the Sagamore and Bourne bridge replacements should finish this summer, moving procurement and limited property takings forward.

TRIP finds Baltimore motorists lose about $3,017 a year to rough roads, congestion and crashes.

Councilors want to raise Cambridge’s resident parking permit from $25 to $75, ending a senior exemption and prompting neighborhood pushback.

Some Round Rock families say the district told them their kids will lose bus service next school year. Parents cite dark, sidewalk-free paths and want clearer timelines and safety fixes.