Supervisors asked staff to study whether three county garages could open to the public after hours, potentially adding roughly 800 downtown parking spaces.

Mackinac Island limits e-bikes to riders with certified mobility disabilities; noncompliant bikes may be impounded after a string of battery fires.

A Delta Connection regional jet and a private Cirrus briefly passed within roughly 475 feet near JFK; pilots followed collision‑avoidance alerts and landed safely.

LVCVA president Steve Hill sketched a plan to fold the Vegas Loop into the Strip’s monorail corridor, removing tracks and reusing stations. The proposal could cut replacement costs but raises safety and oversight questions.

Mayor Katie Wilson attended a packed town hall on Ballard and West Seattle light rail but declined to answer a reporter's question about transparency. The forum set up a May 7 Sound Transit review that could reshape project timelines.

SDOT plans to remove more than 50 parking spaces on 14th Ave W in Queen Anne to improve emergency access; neighbors are protesting and a community Q&A is set for Wednesday.

PBOT crews will begin repaving NE/SE 82nd Avenue starting Monday, May 18; expect lane shifts, brief driveway disruptions and heavy equipment through July.

The FAA proposed a rule to let owners of power plants, prisons and stadiums apply for 'drone‑free' airspace. The draft opens a 60‑day comment period and leaves enforcement questions unresolved.

A Milford homeowner says her hot water has run yellow and muddy for nearly two months after nearby construction and a March 18 service shutoff. She says cold water runs clear but hot stays discolored.

TriMet activated fare‑verification card readers on elevators at seven Portland‑area sites on May 5, saying the change will keep elevators cleaner and more reliable for riders who need them.

Somerville firefighters say speed bumps are slowing emergency responses and chewing up fleet equipment, and the dispute has been sent to a council committee.

Fresh renderings show Phase 1B of San Diego’s new Terminal 1 will add 11 gates, lounges, more dining and bike/ped connections as work continues toward 2028.

Metro approved a $44.2M Jacobs contract to design sidewalks, modernize signals and help deliver the Choose How You Move program across Nashville.