Heavy rain Sunday forced the CTA to bypass North/Clybourn and left parts of I‑80 blocked by standing water, prompting shuttles and travel advisories.

A Southeast Gateway plan would recess and cap the I-65/I-70 south split to create parks, housing and an innovation corridor in downtown Indianapolis.

Severe thunderstorms disrupted flights at Orlando International during spring break, leaving passengers delayed and departures temporarily paused.

Denver International Airport is collecting $10 and $20 grocery and gas gift cards to help TSA officers who are working without pay during a partial DHS shutdown and the spring-break travel surge.

NOPD warns of tow-away zones, rolling street closures and heavy enforcement across downtown and the French Quarter for St. Patrick's Day parades.

MTA sources say contingency plans would swap the Red Line’s light‑rail plan for bus rapid transit as funding and cost pressures mount. The move would reshape when and how east‑west transit arrives.

OKC says work on NW 23rd and Walker Street will be coordinated and paused for Paseo First Fridays and the Memorial Day Paseo Arts Festival. Expect temporary lane shifts.

A federal judge refused to dismiss an ADA challenge to NYC's Open Streets, allowing claims that barriers block paratransit and rideshares to move forward. The ruling could force DOT to redesign how barricades and access are managed.

Brevard leaders went to Washington to lobby for $57M to bring a Brightline station to Cocoa. Local matching funds and donated land are already part of the proposal.

Audio on two Denver crosswalk push‑buttons was hijacked this weekend with anti‑Trump recordings; city crews say they’ve changed default passwords on the devices.

A power outage left the Euclid Senior Center and roughly 885 nearby customers without electricity Monday. Crews are on site and traffic signals are out at Lakeshore and E. 222nd.

A motorcyclist was injured early Sunday after an SUV turned into them on Pacific Avenue near 16th Street; authorities say speed and alcohol are not suspected.

Riders who rely on MARTA Mobility say late and missed pickups are jeopardizing medical care and work while the agency rolls out new technology and services.