Gov. Green signed Act 012 banning nearly all license‑plate covers in Hawaii and raising minimum fines to $1,000, with enforcement tied to safety inspections starting Jan. 1, 2027.

Cleveland Public Power's outage map showed 4,751 customers without electricity Tuesday; crews are responding but officials have not named a cause or restoration time.

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand says a $156.5M federal accessibility award to the MTA can be applied, unlocking elevators and other upgrades at five Bronx and Upper Manhattan stations.

The FAA awarded Boston Logan $2.8 million to renovate four Kidports with new play structures and themes as part of a $970M national package.

After nearly nine years, the Innovate Mound rebuild in Sterling Heights is in its final phase — paving is open but crews are finishing lighting, sidewalks and sewer work before a July 2026 finish.

On June 1, GCRTA will switch to account-based ticketing and automatic fare capping so riders who tap or scan won’t pay more than daily, weekly or monthly passes. The change uses Transit, EZfare or a reloadable smartcard.

Mayor Brandon Johnson urged the CTA board to pick a permanent president before the Northern Illinois Transit Authority law reshuffles who controls the agency. The law takes effect June 1 and board terms reset Sept. 1, compressing the timeline.

Construction on the May Avenue bridge in Oklahoma City starts May 26, 2026, and will take about 24 months to replace the span with a diverging‑diamond interchange. Expect ramp closures, detours and shifting lanes during work.

Indian officials will travel to Boeing's Seattle lab in June to observe tests on a fuel‑control module removed from an Air India 787, deepening scrutiny of the Dreamliner's fuel‑cutoff switches. The work comes as investigators ready a final AAIB report.

Pump prices have jumped across western Oklahoma, with several counties now averaging about $4 per gallon as Memorial Day travel nears.

A mid‑morning Rocky Mountain Power outage left about 5,249 Salt Lake City customers without electricity; crews were dispatched and the utility set an 11:30 a.m. restoration estimate.

EMBARK is returning express buses to Devon Park for the Women’s College World Series with $4 Token Transit passes and frequent downtown pickups at the Convention Center and Bricktown Ballpark.

Indian Rocks Beach began a six‑month paid‑parking pilot on May 18, converting roughly 180 beach‑access spots to metered spaces. City leaders say proceeds will fund stormwater and infrastructure.