Waymo announced plans to start driverless robotaxi rides in Las Vegas next summer as it rolls out new Zeekr vehicles and seeks Nevada approvals.

Durham residents to contribute to sustainable stormwater systems; public open houses set for feedback on green infrastructure projects aimed at improving water quality and managing rain runoff.

Waymo launches autonomous vehicle familiarization drives in Detroit with plans for future fully autonomous operations.

Newark Airport faced delays due to air traffic control staffing shortages, potentially affecting nearby airports with the average delays being around two hours.

Vevau Street near Kahului Transit Center will be closed for public vehicles on Friday due to an electrical project, but Maui Bus will continue operations.

Oak Ridge will conduct maintenance on their public warning siren system starting November 3, as part of safety protocols for the Y-12 National Security Complex.

The FAA imposed a ground delay on flights arriving at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, affecting arrivals from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. with an average delay of 38 minutes.

Houston Airports advises travelers to plan for extended wait times due to TSA staff shortages during the government shutdown, with Bush Intercontinental facing delays up to three hours.

United Airlines announces its largest ever summer schedule at SFO for 2026 with over 300 daily flights, including 28 new ones, as it marks its centenary and SFO undergoes a $2.6 billion modernization.

A morning crash on northbound Shaumber Road at Farm Road near Grand Teton Drive blocked lanes and caused injuries, snarling the commute in northwest Las Vegas.

Las Cruces announces shoulder work closures for a Wire Utility Project from Nov 3-14, 2025, affecting certain streets in District 6 with alternate routes needed.

Hawaiian Airlines’ HA callsign was retired after 95 years as the final HA flight landed in Honolulu. Crews and union members marked the milestone with an emotional farewell.

A vehicle crash caused significant delays on Hwy. 74 eastbound in Matthews, reducing it to one lane. The road later reopened, as updated by the Matthews Police Department.