State police will run a one‑day Move Over enforcement blitz on Monday to protect first responders. Tickets begin at $400 plus two license points.

Metra will halt UP‑NW trains Sunday for CN crossing work in Des Plaines; last trains run late Saturday and normal service should resume Monday.

A 16‑inch water main break on Kalanianaole Highway closed two lanes and left dozens of homes with low water pressure.

A Metrolink train broke down in Anaheim Hills on Saturday, stranding about 500 riders for roughly two hours; several were treated for heat-related illnesses.

SFMTA says the T Third will get riders to Thrive City for Sunday’s World Cup final, but plan for weekend maintenance and possible BART delays.

A heat‑linked track problem knocked KC Streetcar service offline Saturday between the Riverfront and Union Station, with RideKC buses covering the route while crews work.

A Portland cyclist says a new NE Glisan median caused a stroke and traumatic brain injury and has sued the city and the contractor for about $28M.

Public records show Chicago’s Smart Streets pilot has issued thousands of warnings and nearly $2.6 million in fines, with major couriers facing large penalties.

Robert Isom pitched new lounges, cabin refreshes and a possible wide‑body order as a way to close a multibillion‑dollar profit gap, with DFW at the center of the plan.

A late-night two-vehicle crash on Bell Road in north Phoenix left an adult male passenger dead and two drivers hospitalized, officials say.

Roswell approved a just‑under $9.5 million contract to overhaul two miles of Riverside Road, adding buffered bike lanes, sidewalks, a roundabout and new trails. Construction is slated to begin later in 2026 and run into 2028.

Miami‑Dade cut the ribbon on the SW 87th Avenue bridge on July 18, promising faster commutes and quicker emergency response while Palmetto Bay leaders warn of cut‑through traffic. The coming weeks will show which side was right.

An L.A. Material analysis found the city issued more than 12,500 street‑sweeping citations on days without scheduled sweeping — roughly $910,000 in fines. LADOT says it cancels errors but hasn’t shared full records.