Brown’s estate says flight attendants never connected her oxygen mask during a Dulles‑to‑Seoul flight; a federal lawsuit was filed March 27 seeking damages.

Mayor Bowser says 450,000 Kids Ride Free SmarTrip cards have been distributed across D.C., part of a push to remove transit costs for students. Schools are handling pick-up and WMATA explains mobile transfers.

The D.C. Streetcar ends service on March 31, 2026 after a decade on H Street. Here’s what to know about the final runs, why the line is closing and bus alternatives.

Crews have started clearing trees for a 41‑mile Enbridge Line 5 reroute in Ashland County even as tribes and environmental groups push new court challenges. The coming April hearings and federal appeals will likely decide whether work continues or is halted.

Toyota has recalled 144,200 Lexus vehicles because backup‑camera software can go blank or freeze; dealers will update software or replace cameras free of charge. Check your VIN and book a dealer appointment if your Lexus is listed.

A WMSC audit says Metro failed to perform required internal safety reviews across its PTASP and flagged record‑retention gaps that could hamper oversight.

The National Park Service will remove the protected 15th Street bike lane through the National Mall, prompting protests and questions about safety and access. Advocates say the corridor is a key link for riders.

Chicago sued the Trump administration to restore $3.1 billion in frozen transit grants, saying the hold jeopardizes upgrades to the 'L' and local construction jobs.

USDOT finalized roughly $1.06B to replace the Blatnik Bridge, clearing the path for construction and easing months of uncertainty for the Twin Ports.

As Manassas prepares for commercial flights, council will weigh renaming the airport to "Washington Manassas," a move the commission and Avports back while the city attorney urges caution.

Mayor Bowser warned a congressional vote could strip D.C. of automated traffic cameras, reversing recent safety gains and creating a major budget gap.

A White House–backed pilot picked Joby Aviation as a partner, opening the door to early eVTOL flights that could appear over Oklahoma City and Tulsa in 2026. State and federal filings show regulators and operators will phase in tests while planners study routes, noise and community impact.

An FAA-ordered ground stop tied to an equipment outage at the Potomac TRACON halted departures at BWI and other D.C.-area airports, pushing delays into the evening.