City filings show Delta plans a roughly 39,000‑sq‑ft Delta One lounge above Concourse E and that the city may reimburse up to $63M; construction could run into 2029.

Trinity Metro will run fare‑free across Tarrant County on July 4, covering buses, TEXRail, TRE within the county, on‑demand rides and bike share.

Storms and FAA traffic measures left roughly 384 flights delayed at Denver International Airport on Tuesday, with Southwest and United among the hardest hit.

A 2.5‑mile protected bike lane on North Fourth Street is nearly finished; crews are wrapping up markings and bollards while temporary no‑parking rules are in effect.

DeSoto ISD plans to move bus service to Durham School Services on July 1; First Student filed a WARN notice that could affect about 74 local transportation jobs.

A gas leak in east Roswell closed Raintree Drive and the GA‑400 exit to Holcomb Bridge, trapping cars at the Eliot Apartments and snarling local traffic.

A 39-year-old Selah man, identified as Zachary Cline, died after his car left the road and struck a guardrail at the I‑82 exit in Yakima early Tuesday, troopers say.

Boston’s new one‑year pilot will let licensed taxis accept Uber and Lyft bookings through their apps, offering upfront fares and a potential earnings boost for cab drivers.

The Harbor Commission approved a $1.05B FY2026‑27 budget that ramps up Pier B rail work, funds clean‑truck subsidies and boosts capital spending to speed cargo flow. The plan pushes a decade‑long buildout to double capacity by 2050.

A vegetation fire closed westbound I-80 near Reed Avenue Tuesday evening, forcing CHP to divert traffic and snarling the commute near the IKEA area.

GCRTA will run the Waterfront Line this Thursday for the Post Malone concert; riders can use Transit or EZfare and tap to reach the $5 daily cap.

A MassDOT report finds fare‑free pilots and new state funding pushed RTA ridership above pre‑pandemic levels and sparked sustained growth across the commonwealth.

A $10.1M Measure M package would pair zero‑emission bus purchases with targeted crossing upgrades, and Pasadena’s transportation advisory panel will review it Thursday. The list must still clear City Council and regional approval.