A head-on crash on State Route 4 near Cathlamet killed one person and sent three others to hospitals; troopers say one vehicle crossed the center line.

A San Francisco start‑up’s cabless Humble Hauler is testing the limits of California’s new AV rules, drawing union threats and a regulatory test of driverless freight.

Spring Hill has authorized staff to study an interlocal sewer hookup with Columbia as a short‑term fix to a capacity crunch; a staff map and a ~$12M estimate were shared.

Chandler’s City Council approved an ordinance June 11 that restricts Class 3 e-bikes from sidewalks, shared paths and parks, adds speed and age limits, and requires lights and helmets where applicable.

The MTA will keep the QM15’s Arverne extension permanently, adding new Rockaway stops and expanded hours, officials say.

Thunderstorms forced an FAA ground stop at IAH early Sunday, grounding departures and causing morning delays. Travelers should check carrier alerts for updates.

FAA is investigating a near miss at Boston Logan after a Delta jet executed a go‑around while an American Airlines flight began takeoff from an intersecting runway. No injuries were reported.

A brush fire shut down US‑41 at SW 152 Avenue; heavy smoke forced officials to close the road and urge motorists to avoid the area.

A northbound I‑35 on‑ramp north of Corporate Drive in Schertz closed on Wednesday and will remain shut through August 2026 as crews complete drainage and ramp work tied to TxDOT's NEX expansion.

A major outage left tens of thousands across Placer County without power, darkening intersections and prompting emergency calls.

UTA rerouted TRAX riders after firefighters returned to a blaze near Ballpark Station; a bus bridge is picking up at 900 South. Expect delays and follow UTA for updates.

SR 89A between Sedona and I‑17 is closed after a brush fire; ADOT says there's no estimated reopening time. Detours via SR‑179 and I‑17 are in place.

UNLV found 38 fatal wrong‑way crashes in Nevada between 2017–2024 as NDOT rolls out flashing alerts and a $22M SafeTech corridor to stop drivers before freeway traffic. The systems are being tested on the 215 while officials push to curb impaired driving.