Interstate & Freight: A new I-95 interchange at Oslo Road opened in Indian River County, finishing a $95.78 million project that also widened Oslo Road to four lanes and adds an evacuation route for freight and residents. Passenger Rail: Brightline is moving ahead with a new Cocoa station after securing $57.5 million in federal funding, with officials projecting 3,500 jobs and up to $350 million in economic impact. Transit & Safety Tech: A judge ruled in an Oklahoma case that police use of Flock-style license-plate tracking violated the Fourth Amendment, a potential warning sign for similar surveillance practices. Road Disruptions: Titusville closed part of Hopkins Avenue at Garden Street after a water main break; crews expect repairs through at least Friday and a boil-water notice remains for nearby properties. Fuel Costs: Diesel prices eased in Florida, but Alachua County’s cheapest reported station still sat at $5.79 per gallon for the week ending Sept. 26. Logistics & Resilience: Orphan Grain Train volunteers loaded a 53-foot container of storm recovery supplies bound for multiple states, including North Carolina, Tennessee and Texas. Aviation: CBP retired the world’s only dedicated airborne law-enforcement radar aircraft, the P-3 AEW, after decades of tracking drug routes.