The City of Hamilton completed numerous street projects improving travel and safety, with further plans and secured funding for ongoing infrastructure enhancements.

TriMet is addressing a $300 million deficit by cutting 68 roles, including 26 layoffs, to save $17.7 million. The cuts affect non-union staff and are part of a plan for fiscal sustainability by 2028.

Frontier Airlines is launching new nonstop routes in early 2026, including services from Utah to Arizona, and has special introductory fares starting at $29.

Colorado's CDOT has launched "The Heat Is On" campaign to combat impaired driving during Thanksgiving, partnering with Uber and MADD to offer ride discounts and increase law enforcement presence.

Houston airports are seeing improved checkpoint availability post-shutdown, with recommendations for travelers to arrive early for flights and make reservations ahead of Thanksgiving.

Reno City Council accepted a $100,000 grant for pedestrian safety, planning to install RRFB systems across the city by Spring 2026, enhancing safety for vulnerable road users.

A Washington Post analysis spots 36 deaths on a 3.5‑mile stretch of Westheimer and 11 on FM 1960 between 2010 and 2023; officials and TxDOT point to upgrades and federal funding.

TxDOT's Kevin Lenox applies military discipline to road maintenance, highlighting the risks facing workers and emphasizing safety and vigilance on the job.

Waymo launched its driverless car fleet in Miami with plans to expand to other Florida cities and further into the U.S., currently limited to company employees.

WSF increases daily sailings by over 10% for the Thanksgiving period, to offer over 420 sailings a day, aiming to accommodate approximately 300,000 passengers. Travelers are advised to make use of online resources for a smoother transit experience.

UC Davis announced the Aggie Ascent initiative, a $265 million plan for athletic facility upgrades as it joins the Mountain West Conference. Projects include stadium modernization and are to be funded through private means, not student fees.

NCDOT announces over $185.6 million in State Street Aid for municipalities via the Powell Bill program, aiding infrastructure improvements and recovery from Hurricane Helene.

US 90 Eastbound in Calcasieu Parish will be partially closed for roadwork today from 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM near Fabacher Rd. Drivers are advised to be cautious.