Long lines at SEA after several flights landed at once; airport says bus operations couldn't keep up. Staff say they'll review procedures.

Austin-Bergstrom playfully flagged flights rerouted from DFW Friday as diversions landed at AUS. Here’s what passengers should know.

Breeze now flies roughly 40% of Akron‑Canton’s traffic and is adding a Portland route and another CAK‑based plane as passenger totals climb.

Two Southwest jets touched during pushback at T.F. Green Airport; the FAA says a wing struck another plane's tail and Southwest is inspecting both aircraft.

A draft amendment from Sen. Vickie Sawyer could require Charlotte to repay about $60M spent on I‑77 planning and could let the state withhold new project funds. Local leaders are reviewing the language.

ADOT says crews will begin work June 15 on a four‑mile Loop 303 extension in Goodyear. Expect lane shifts, new interchanges and roughly four years of construction.

Nevada's statewide gas average fell 13 cents to $4.96 this week, with Las Vegas near $4.97 and Reno at $5.19. AAA points to softer crude prices and shifting supply.

Mayor Spencer paired a $1,000 lump sum and minimum raises for city workers with an executive order to centralize transportation decisions and overhaul sidewalk repairs.

Photos and videos show Waymo robotaxis stopping in San Francisco bike lanes, prompting safety concerns from cyclists and a pending lawsuit. New July 1 rules will let police cite autonomous‑vehicle operators.

The executive committee recommended a $406M budget boost to advance West Seattle Link into final design. The measures head to the full Sound Transit board for a June 25 vote.

A 13,300‑sq‑ft LVMPD substation and a two‑acre city park are set for Skye Canyon, with a $1M donation helping pay for the public space and an opening targeted for early 2027.

Severe storms early Friday left more than 24,000 DTE customers without power across Metro Detroit. Crews are working to restore service and officials warn residents to avoid downed lines.

A state-run toll board voted June 11 to abandon the 14‑mile Kendall Parkway and approve a shorter, costly four‑mile extension of SR‑836 to SW 8th Street. The move shifts funding toward smaller upgrades and slows plans to build through western Miami‑Dade.