Transportation & Aviation

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority faces a $32 million budget deficit as its former CEO Nathaniel Ford leaves for Dallas Area Rapid Transit.

Some of Funk's cremated remains will be aboard two separate space flights: one to orbit the earth and return, and another to head into deep space and not come back.

Trinity Metro is tickled pink with its launch of a Latino-themed rebrand of Route 1 in south Fort Worth.

Amid a nationwide shortage of transit workers, the new program will give high school students a chance to make $33 an hour after graduation.

Rainbows could make a comeback on Cedar Springs — at least on the sidewalks.

Multiple streets in the Victory Park area around the American Airlines Center will be closed during and after the Republican midterm convention.

Aviator and late-life astronaut Wally Funk, a longtime Grapevine resident, died in July at 87 years old. Loved ones came together Sept. 1 to honor her memory.

Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport scrapped plans Friday to add additional Islamic foot-washing stations after Gov. Greg Abbott threatened to pull airport funding.

DFW Airport is facing backlash for considering Islamic feet washing stations. But a DFW spokesperson said details about the project in a state filing are inaccurate.

The $25 million grant will go toward removing center crosswalks and upgrading signage at eight stations on the Red and Blue lines.

After a lengthy and sometimes contentious search, DART has offered a contract to Nathaniel Ford, who was president and CEO of the Jacksonville Transportation Authority for 13 years.

Nathaniel Ford has faced public scrutiny for his spending habits at the Jacksonville Transportation Authority he led for 13 years.