City engineers say streets around the Colorado Lagoon could reopen by summer, but asbestos finds and unmapped utilities have stretched the project's timeline and budget.

Port of Portland says sweeps at PDX turned up no threat after multiple safety reports this week. The airport remained open while investigators work with federal partners.

FTA funding will send roughly $9.09M to Houston to reimburse transit planning, operations and capital costs as the city prepares for World Cup crowds.

San Antonio approved a $3.7M study to reconnect downtown and the East Side across I‑37, backed mostly by a federal planning grant.

A Southwest Nashville–Fort Lauderdale flight diverted to Hartsfield-Jackson on March 6 after the airline reported a "possible security matter." The aircraft landed safely and was set to continue once cleared.

Four sinkholes opened outside a Frankford home beside a handicapped space, leaving a mother who cares for her non‑walking son scrambling for action. City crews and council members are weighing responses.

Metro will close Crystal City for ten weekends through June, with Reagan National and Potomac Yard also affected on three weekends. Free shuttles will run, but travelers should plan extra time.

A single-engine plane made an emergency landing on West Indiantown Road in Jupiter Friday; the pilot was unhurt and crews cleared the scene. NTSB expected to investigate.

MassDOT has begun replacing plastic E‑ZPass transponders with tiny RFID windshield stickers; new accounts and replacements get them free and existing boxes will still work.

Hillsborough County ended the Cross Bay Ferry contract on April 30, 2025. PSTA secured federal funds and picked a local operator to revive the route.

WeGo’s Journey Pass has grown quickly: more than 9,000 enrollments and 760,298 free trips as the pilot expands across Davidson County. The phased rollout uses partner agencies for easy sign-up.

Durbin and Duckworth urged the FAA to shore up controller staffing at Chicago O'Hare as the agency considers a summer cap that could force airlines to cut flights.

Connecticut lawmakers are considering a study of a 14‑mile bridge linking Bridgeport to Long Island. Supporters promise shorter trips and jobs; cost and environment are the big questions.