Lithium Battery Semi Erupts in Fiery Chaos on I-70 Near Greenfield
A semi carrying lithium batteries caught fire on I‑70 near Greenfield, closing eastbound lanes and triggering a hazmat response. Crews remained on scene while traffic was diverted.
Corps Approves Dakota Access Lake Oahe Crossing
The Army Corps has reinstated the easement for the Dakota Access Pipeline's Lake Oahe crossing with added monitoring conditions; Standing Rock leaders say they will fight on in court.
Trooper's Death Spurs Beacon Hill Blitz on Wrong Way Crash Tech
After a string of late‑night wrong‑way crashes — including the May 6 death of a state trooper — lawmakers filed an amendment to force a statewide plan for detection systems. The move would turn a small MassDOT pilot into a prioritized, publicly reported rollout.
Holiday Crush as JAX Travelers Hit With Packed Roads, Pricey Gas And Tight Parking
AAA forecasts about 45 million Americans will travel this Memorial Day; Jacksonville International Airport warns parking may fill as gas prices climb.
Harris County Bets $2 Million On High-Tech Flood Warnings Before The Next Big Storm
Harris County will pilot a sensor‑driven warning system funded by a $2M federal SMART grant to alert drivers to flooded roads. The first phase targets medium‑ and high‑risk county roads with a public dashboard and automated signs.
Hyundai Recalls 54,337 Elantra Hybrids After Overheating Risk
Hyundai recalled 54,337 Elantra Hybrid sedans after regulators flagged an overheating hybrid control unit that can, in rare cases, cause fires. Dealers will install a free software update and owner notices are set for July 13, 2026.
San Antonio Lands $10 Million Windfall to Supercharge Terminal C
San Antonio International Airport won a $10 million FAA award toward Phase 6 of Terminal C as the federal terminal program wrapped its final funding round. The money helps underwrite work on the new 18-gate, 850,000-square-foot terminal.












