Federal regulators say a park‑system defect could let cars roll away; Ford is recalling more than 741,000 vehicles and will offer free software updates or dealer repairs. VIN lookup is advised.

Severe storms on June 29 dumped several inches of rain across northern Lower Michigan, washing out culverts and shutting multiple state highways while crews assess damage.

A $121M overhaul is replacing the DOT's aging Harper Street yard in Willets Point with a modern, flood‑resistant hub. Construction is phased to keep the yard running.

A sinkhole opened on Longwood Avenue Monday morning, closing lanes and forcing detours near the Longwood Medical Area.

SAWS is piloting defense-grade metal sensors to map service lines and hunt for buried lead. The pilot has removed dozens of galvanized lines but found no confirmed lead yet.

Waymo robotaxis are gone from the Uber app in Phoenix after a limited pilot was wound down; Uber says it will name a new autonomous partner for the Valley. Local riders and regulators have been watching Waymo’s recent software updates closely.

A sinkhole opened at Bay and Gough in the Marina, briefly flooding the intersection and prompting crews to close lanes for repairs. Traffic was diverted while workers stabilized the pavement.

The airport board approved a six-month holdover that adds about $929,833 to American’s maintenance-base lease at PIT, keeping roughly 500 local jobs while talks continue.

A small plane crashed in a field near Goldsby, killing two people; investigators are on scene and identities have not been released.

Mayor Park $5 gives drivers $5 SpotHero reservations downtown through September with time limits and a rotating promo code.

State officials say lane restrictions will be lifted on roughly 60% of MDOT projects for the July 4th weekend, timed to a surge in holiday travel.

A JetBlue pilot reported the aircraft was struck by a drone on approach to JFK at about 3,000 feet and landed safely. FAA and local authorities are investigating amid other recent near‑misses.

Statewide pump averages are near $4.10 per gallon as holiday travel ramps up, with Metro Detroit around $4.14 and big swings between stations across the state.