Council members scrutinized the MTA and city transportation agencies in Tuesday’s preliminary budget hearing, focusing on deficits, fares and capital projects.

A pre‑dawn crash closed all northbound lanes of I‑77 in Mooresville and left one person dead. Troopers say a stalled car with no lights was struck; an investigation is underway.

Oviedo is using recent stormwater rate increases and loans to repair culverts and rehabilitate pipes, with dozens of projects planned over the next decade.

Jefferson Parish is four years into a 20-year, $2.3 billion push to replace aging water and sewer pipes and upgrade treatment plants. Work on lift stations, meters and clarifiers is already underway.

A 69-year-old Montgomery County man died after hitting a pothole while bicycling on Morris Road. Neighbors say the stretch had been a recurring maintenance problem.

LADOT’s plan would place 125 speed‑safety cameras across Los Angeles with $7.95M in annual costs — and some analyses warn the pilot could net the city millions in fines. Public comment is open now.

An 18-wheeler overturned near Loop 337 in New Braunfels, spilling thousands of gallons of oil and closing an I-35 access road for hours as crews cleaned up.

SRP and Invenergy announced the SunDog Energy Center — a 200 MW solar farm paired with 200 MW of four‑hour batteries to help meet Phoenix’s rising electricity demand.

An American Airlines flight at Boston Logan was held at the gate Tuesday after a cargo‑hold alert; Massport says passengers deplaned and no injuries were reported.

The FAA has charted San Diego International, Montgomery‑Gibbs and McClellan‑Palomar as surface “hot spots” as Palomar prepares for renewed commercial service and local lawsuits mount.

Japan’s JERA pitched a roughly 500‑MW LNG plant for Oʻahu that it says could be online by 2030 and cut generation costs about 20 percent, triggering statewide debate.

Driverless semis are already making runs between Dallas and Houston as Aurora and startups test whether autonomous big rigs can handle long hauls and oilfield work.

Former Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt launched a floating helipad barge in San Francisco Bay, aiming to host helicopters and future eVTOL flights.