A motorcyclist was critically injured after a minivan made a U‑turn at Charleston and 28th. Neighbors say the intersection is overdue for crosswalks, better lighting and lower speeds.

A power outage suspended 1 Line service between Beacon Hill and Tukwila, prompting shuttle buses and warnings of crowded stations during the Mariners game.

Tesla began offering unsupervised Robotaxi rides in parts of downtown Tampa, including Tampa Heights and West Tampa. Early coverage shows a tight geofence and limited availability.

Elyria City Schools will re-establish a two-mile bus eligibility for K‑8 as part of $9M cuts, meaning some families may lose district bus service this fall.

An Elgin family has sued Metra after a contractor was killed at Naperville’s downtown station, alleging inadequate warnings and worker protections and seeking damages.

A driver was killed after a vehicle struck the Central Plaza toll booth on Beltway 8, leaving the car burned and several northbound lanes closed while deputies investigate.

Pilots' union says JetBlue's scheduling outages after weekend storms left crews stranded and prompted nearly 1,000 cancellations across the Northeast.

A transformer went up in flames outside the Nassau County courthouse on Long Island. Early video shows thick black smoke, and officials had not detailed injuries or damage.

A fire near milepost 33 forced OR 6 to close at the Tillamook 6Washington County line. ODOT and TripCheck advise delays and alternate routes.

FDOT and Eve Air Mobility will test electric air taxis at SunTrax Air as Florida lays groundwork for vertiports and passenger flights.

A Woodland Heights man says raw sewage pools on Wrightwood Street after storms; the city lists a Wrightwood SSO project but neighbors say fixes have been slow.

An American Airlines flight that landed at RDU late Monday was kept on the tarmac for more than an hour after a lightning-related ramp closure. Here’s a quick guide to what federal rules require and how to respond.

The FAA paused departures at BWI Tuesday as severe thunderstorms moved through the Baltimore–Washington area. The hold was expected until about 5 p.m. with a medium chance of extension.