A 22-year-old Bradenton man died early Friday when his Hyundai struck a Honda on northbound I‑75 near mile marker 215; two others suffered minor injuries.

Clark County saw a roughly 32% drop in fatal crashes through June — 90 this year versus 132 at the same point last year — while officials credit stepped‑up enforcement.

A central Carmel neighborhood flooded again as council debates raising the city’s stormwater fee to fund repairs. Residents say decades of promises haven’t fixed the drains.

A national ad campaign accuses Ford, GM and Toyota of backing away from electric vehicles and tying the retreat to higher pump prices in Michigan and beyond.

Mayor Mary Sheffield and DDOT officials dedicated a new $160M Coolidge Terminal on Detroit's west side, a 200,000-square-foot campus to centralize storage, maintenance and operations.

A Ryanair Boeing 737 diverted to Thessaloniki after a cabin window dislodged midflight; a passenger was partly pulled outside and hospitalized, passengers say.

A draft Houston ordinance would require straps or cargo boxes on open loads and let HPD ticket unsecured furniture, mattresses and other loose items; the item heads to committee July 28.

The FAA paused inbound flights at Hartsfield-Jackson Thursday afternoon as thunderstorms moved over the field; the hold began near 2:30 p.m. and was expected to run until at least 4 p.m.

A Durham water main ruptured Friday, shooting a roughly 30‑foot fountain into the air near the Parkwood neighborhood as city crews moved in to cap the line. Roads were closed and traffic rerouted while repairs got underway.

Brooksville–Tampa Bay Regional Airport secured a $13.6M federal grant to modernize its runway and airfield systems, officials say.

A LendingTree analysis of federal crash records ranks Colorado No. 5 for the share of fatal crashes tied to aggressive or careless driving. Troopers and lawmakers are pushing enforcement and tougher penalties.

Burien, Des Moines and SeaTac will hold a joint session next Tuesday to review the Port of Seattle’s SAMP. The SEPA draft review remains open through next Wednesday.

Caltrans closed two westbound US‑50 off‑ramps overnight in Sacramento as the $511.1M Fix50 project enters its final phase; officials target July 2026 for completion.