A sinkhole at Webster Avenue and East 182nd in Belmont has neighbors worried about tire damage and traffic disruptions. City agencies say they are looking into it.

St. Augustine approved new rules for tours, pedicabs and horse‑drawn carriages, including caps, a new franchise tier and an education period before enforcement.

Officials christened the T.S. Lone Star State at Hanwha Philly Shipyard while a new Golden Defender contract and multibillion expansion plans signaled a major push to revive local shipbuilding.

A car dropped into a sinkhole on the 900 block of North Chester Street in east Baltimore; photos show the vehicle partly submerged while crews worked nearby.

New York State’s official World Cup Final watch experience will be at Kensico Dam Plaza in Valhalla on July 19. Metro‑North is directing riders to Valhalla Station and recommends the TrainTime app for live updates.

A $372M cut to the federal Essential Air Service could strip subsidized flights from Decatur, Marion and Quincy, officials warn. Local leaders say the loss would force longer drives and risk jobs.

The CTC approved nearly $2.5 billion for 150+ projects statewide, funding bridges, mobility hubs and safety upgrades from Shasta to Los Angeles.

A fatal collision between a motorcycle and a pickup closed lanes on I-294 near 31st Street Friday, killing one person and triggering an extended ramp closure.

The FAA told Congress it will allow Boeing to issue airworthiness certificates for all 737 MAX and 787 jets next week, after months of production reviews. The change could speed deliveries while testing oversight safeguards.

The LIRR will open Yaphank-BNL on July 18, relocating the tiny Yaphank platform nearer to Brookhaven National Lab with ADA access, parking and a new bus loop.

A new USC LABarometer survey shows just 5% of Angelenos used robotaxis last year, and only 9% trust them to avoid crashes. The results highlight uneven coverage and a gendered safety gap.

SMF is testing AI cameras that time curbside pickups and notify staff after four minutes. Officials say the tool is meant to speed pickups, not auto‑ticket drivers.

FBI and Cheyenne police say a temporary flight restriction and strict No Drone Zone cover Cheyenne Frontier Days; unauthorized flights can trigger heavy fines and prosecution.