U.S. regulators are investigating Delta Air Lines after a software update malfunction caused over 7,000 cancellations, with Delta working to address the issue and assist impacted customers.

Delta Air Lines passengers faced ongoing disruptions following a system outage due to a software update, leading to long lines, flight cancellations, and baggage issues. Delta offered waivers and reimbursements in response.

Freeman Brock Road in Barrow County is closing for paving from Monday, July 22. The Public Works Director, Chris Yancey, explains this will involve full depth reclamation. Detours are planned to minimize disruption around Bramlett Elementary School.

Georgia's GDOT plans to improve transportation in Henry and Clayton counties with a $1.5 billion investment that includes expanding I-75 Express Lanes and modifying ramps.

Governor Brian Kemp announces a $1.5 billion transportation infrastructure investment for Georgia, enhancing roads, bridges, and freight in response to growth.

State Route 42 near Anvil Block Rd is temporarily closed due to a bridge-damaging accident involving an 18-wheeler. Clayton County advises caution and alternate routes.

A lane of Bolton Road NW in Atlanta will be closed for sidewalk construction until the end of August, with traffic impacted weekdays from 9 am to 4 pm.

DeKalb County announces extended night work hours on Tucker Industrial Road until July 26 to replace aging sewer lines, with detours through Sept. 9. Regular daytime construction will resume July 29.

The U.S. is developing its EV battery-recycling industry, focusing on domestic processing and sustainable methods to decrease reliance on the Asian market and create a local supply chain.

Runway 9-27 at Athens-Clarke County airport is closed from July 15-18, 2024, for paving work. Operations will continue on Runway 2-20. Officials advise checking NOTAMS for updates.

MARTA receives a $25 million grant for a new South DeKalb Transit Hub, anticipated to improve connectivity and reduce emissions, with planned innovative features and a park-and-ride system.

The National Park Service is considering limiting car and bike access at Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park, proposing a daily shuttle service to improve safety on its narrow roadway. Public opinions are being sought until July 12.

Boeing agrees to plead guilty to fraud and pay a $243.6 million fine related to the 737 Max crashes, in addition to a $455 million investment in safety, as part of a DOJ settlement.