Twenty passengers have sued after a July Salt Lake–Amsterdam flight hit severe turbulence; the complaint says crews flew toward warned storms and dozens were hurt.

A June 23 inspection prompted Wayne County to post an immediate three-ton weight limit on the Swan Drive Bridge, cutting pre-existing allowances dramatically. Officials plan a township meeting and say they’re exploring repair options.

TSA is urging LAX passengers to build extra time into trips as World Cup crowds swell; FAA no‑fly zones and hundreds of drone seizures mean stricter enforcement.

The Indianapolis Airport Authority is set to build a roughly $8.5M Ready Return rental‑car lot at IND, adding about 1,900 spaces and freeing up guest parking. The work is financed with revenue bonds and expected to finish by May 2027.

Ogden City says it will largely drain Pineview Reservoir this fall so crews can install a new 36‑inch pipeline — a roughly $100M, multi‑year replacement to stop leaks and shore up supplies.

A pedestrian died after being struck at Pico Boulevard and Stewart Avenue on Oct. 13, 2020; Santa Monica police say the driver cooperated and investigators are seeking witnesses.

Top FDNY officials have publicly opposed a DOT redesign on Sedgwick Avenue that would create a protected stretch of the Harlem River Greenway, saying it could slow engines and complicate responses. The dispute ramps up after an April FDNY letter and June community‑board testimony.

NHTSA has proposed removing the brake pedal requirement for vehicles built to be operated only by self‑driving systems. The change could speed purpose‑built robotaxis while drawing criticism from safety groups.

A preliminary study projects AUS will generate more than $13 billion in economic output in 2026, the airport said. The figure could reshape hiring and construction near the airport.

An 11-year-old El Paso student was left at the wrong bus stop; his mother demands answers as the district readies a real‑time tracking app for families.

A stretch of Main Street (SR 28) in Milford collapsed after water damage; the city closed the road between Mohawk Trail and Kirgan Drive and says repairs could take days.

A group of New Yorkers injured in e‑bike crashes says it will sue the city, saying a March policy that ended criminal enforcement made streets less safe. The planned action — described on local TV as involving “thousands” of victims — puts Mayor Mamdani’s enforcement shift at center stage.

LOHA’s 2010 "Blue Spots" shelter concept reshaped Santa Monica stops, and last year’s fare adjustments gave that old debate new urgency for riders.