City and state crews are adding crosswalks, sidewalks and a Sevier Avenue streetscape to slow traffic and make walking safer. New beacons, refuge islands and a roundabout are part of the plan.

Surveillance video shows a freight train roll over a pile of illegally dumped tires near 9th and Tioga. Police say a man has been arrested and city officials are highlighting cleanup and enforcement.

Metro has expanded Tap. Ride. Go. contactless payments to station parking, starting at College Park. Riders must use the same card for rail and parking to qualify for discounts.

An overturned heavy truck spilled material and closed IH‑610 North Loop westbound at McCarty early Friday, forcing closures and long detours as hazmat crews worked the scene.

Piedmont's aging water system is strapped for capacity as state loans fund upgrades, but neighbors fear a proposed data center could overwhelm supplies.

Detroit's People Mover will lead design and procurement for a new Michigan Central multimodal hub. About $40M has been committed for initial studies.

Fan-shot video from a recent Rays game shows support columns moving inside Tropicana Field, sparking fresh safety concerns among fans. Local outlets and engineers weighed in.

Police activity closed multiple southbound I‑85 lanes near North Druid Hills in Brookhaven; a bomb squad was on scene and the exit ramp was blocked. Drivers were urged to use alternate routes.

The 2026 draft trims route and promises earlier Central Valley service, but it also lists a new $126B to $231B price range. Lawmakers and federal officials are skeptical.

Harry Reid International handled 4.64 million passengers in March, leaving year‑to‑date traffic down about 5% as international travel slumped.

Tesla’s first Semi rolled off a high‑volume Nevada line on April 29, 2026 — a production milestone that shifts the truck from pilot runs to industrial scale while raising fresh questions about chargers and delivery ramp.

The city rolled out a $95M Cloudburst plan for Homecrest that pairs porous pavement and underground tanks to reduce recurring street and basement flooding.

The Glendale‑Hyperion viaduct will get a roughly $208M, 5–6 year overhaul to add seismic upgrades, bike lanes and restore historic features.