A new Columbus ordinance allows properly equipped, insured golf carts and UTVs on streets posted 30 mph or less starting June 1, with major corridors off-limits. The law sets equipment, driver and penalty rules.

JAA has opened bids to demolish the fire‑damaged southern portion of JAX’s hourly parking garage. Officials estimate a roughly $38M rebuild and say demolition is phase one.

The California Transportation Commission approved roughly $540M to fund zero‑emission transit, Bay Bridge work and dozens of local walking‑and‑biking projects statewide.

Metrolink will run extra trains and late‑night service on several World Cup match days and at Union Station’s fan zone, with free Metro transfers and shuttles to SoFi Stadium.

BNSF's Barstow International Gateway could turn the Route 66 town into a major inland port, promising thousands of jobs and less truck traffic.

A Norfolk Southern freight train struck a tractor‑trailer and derailed at Old Cornelia Highway and Yonah‑Homer Road in Hall County, blocking the crossing while investigators and crews respond.

A hazardous-materials spill closed all lanes of Loop 375 west at Plant Road, TxDOT El Paso says. Expect major delays as crews secure and clean the scene.

TSA's guidance now lists medical marijuana as allowed with "special instructions," but Denver International Airport still bans cannabis on its property. Travelers face mixed signals at DEN.

GCRTA will run orange #67R and #68R shuttle buses instead of Blue and Green Line trains from June 21 to Aug. 15 while it upgrades rail and station platforms.

FDOT asked to move the I‑95 Southside widening into the state's 2027–2031 work program, pushing completion to 2031 and extending local construction into the early 2030s.

An Allegiant flight to Atlantic City turned back to Fort Lauderdale after a cabin pressurization alert. Thirteen people were evaluated and three were taken to hospitals.

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.

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.