Indiana canceled nearly 1,800 non‑domiciled CDLs after a new law and federal rules tightened who can hold a commercial license. National outlets later reported nearly 300 stops; state records do not yet confirm that count.

A fire at CapMetro’s South Base damaged e-bike batteries and chargers, forcing a temporary citywide Bikeshare suspension and an investigation.

Durham approved a roughly $1.6M design amendment to convert Roxboro and Mangum from one‑way to two‑way between Markham and Lakewood, aiming to slow speeds and reduce crashes.

An Airbus A380 superjumbo landed at DFW on May 25, arriving ahead of a scheduled nonstop to London and drawing plane‑spotters to Founders' Plaza.

A water main break cut service Sunday for homes around County Road 750 North and County Road 600 West; crews estimate repairs could take hours.

Thunderstorms forced an FAA ground stop at Hartsfield‑Jackson, holding inbound flights and creating knock‑on delays across Atlanta’s hub.

Full‑deck closures are scheduled May 26–29 with a daylong lower‑deck shutdown on May 30. Expect ramp closures, posted detours and updated schedules from the city.

A 49-year-old rider died after striking a parked truck on South K Street in Lake Worth Beach, authorities say. She had been treated at St. Mary’s Medical Center.

Upper Arlington's draft mobility program would require registration and city-issued stickers for privately owned e-bikes and e-scooters and could allow police to immobilize unregistered devices.

As Douglas County nears 400,000 residents, water districts are pairing conservation with big pipelines, treatment upgrades and storage to reduce reliance on nonrenewable groundwater.

A 20-year-old Fort Worth man, Harrison William Bradford, died after his vehicle was struck by a TEXRail train. Trinity Metro ran a bus bridge while crews repaired damaged track.

Crews rebuilding five miles of eastbound I‑40 through the Pigeon River Gorge say timber rattlesnakes are spotted almost every day. Officials say no workers have been bitten and safety protocols are in place.

Parking will be banned and streets closed Monday for Commerce City's 60th Annual Memorial Day Parade; police warn vehicles left on the route may be towed.