Preliminary FAA data show O’Hare recorded 857,392 takeoffs and landings in 2025, pushing Chicago past Atlanta to lead the nation. The surge follows a record summer and new gates.

Sacramento is seeking public input on the future of a 102-acre property for potential uses like housing and a youth soccer complex. A community meeting is scheduled, and proposals are accepted through February 27.

A red-light running incident in Tempe involving Waymo cars caused a multi-vehicle crash, leading to three hospitalizations and road closures. Suspect Soraya Ruiz faces charges including DUI.

The Texas-born 'poker chip' asphalt testing method has been adopted as a national standard, promising improved road durability by better assessing asphalt binder quality.

Cleveland revamps its on-street parking system to improve access and support local businesses, with details shared on social media and the city's official website.

Gatlinburg Police alerted residents to a temporary road closure on Walnut Road for drainage improvements, causing detours between Glades Road and Pine Drive.

Saint Paul has paused towing abandoned vehicles to ease hardships on residents affected by federal immigration actions, with potential fee waivers for those detained.

Two big rigs caused major traffic delays in Sacramento, with a jackknifed truck on Highway 50 to I-5 on Tuesday and an overturned truck on I-80 to I-5 on Monday.

A water main break caused the closure of Fernway Road in Shaker Heights, affecting residents and commuters. Cleveland Water is addressing the issue, and no repair timeframe is provided yet.

The Colorado State Patrol is addressing the issue of tailgating, noting it contributed to nearly 2,800 accidents last year, and emphasizing the importance of safe driving practices to prevent crashes and injuries.

A D.C.–to–San Francisco United flight was diverted to O'Hare Monday after a disruptive passenger was removed; the FBI and local police responded. Fellow travelers were rebooked onto an early-morning flight.

St. Charles Parish upgraded their West Bank river intake pylons, enhancing water service reliability and worker safety, as announced on their social media.

TxDOT introduces the "poker chip test," a new asphalt testing method promising higher quality roads and extended durability in Texas and potentially nationwide.