A ruptured water main opened a sinkhole at NW 135th St and NW 42nd Ave in Opa‑Locka, briefly trapping a truck while crews work to restore service.

Daytona Beach commissioners cleared a first reading of a draft ordinance that would ban unauthorized motorized pedicabs and curb high‑powered e‑bikes, drawing warnings from rental shops.

A storm-driven FAA ground stop paused inbound flights at Hartsfield-Jackson on Thursday evening, creating delays and rebookings across ATL's evening schedule.

Detroit is launching a $184M program to repair roughly 9,000 private sewer laterals at no cost to eligible homeowners, with contracts headed to City Council.

A MoneyGeek analysis and federal crash records found Florida is the third‑most dangerous state for driving after dark. State and federal data show a large share of fatal crashes happen after sunset.

A motorcyclist in his 20s died after an early-morning crash on Ohio State Route 4 in Fairfield Township. Police say the collision is under investigation and are asking witnesses to come forward.

An international Delta flight from the Bahamas diverted to Jacksonville International after severe turbulence; one person was treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

PENNVEST awarded Nanty Glo a $7.25M grant to expand and modernize its Route 22 water treatment plant, a move officials say will head off sharp rate increases.

Residents near South Tryon and Steele Creek Road say a new roundabout has become a crash hotspot, damaging yards and rattling families.

SFMTA says controllers are sweeping the tunnel between Church and Van Ness after a reported intruder; expect slow inbound and outbound subway service.

An extended heat spell has buckled sections of the US 36 Bikeway near Boulder, prompting warnings, spot repairs and calls for cyclists to slow down.

Sacramento is redesigning a dangerous stretch of Fruitridge Road and wants input. The plan would slow drivers, add protected bike lanes and improve crossings.

Three elevators at DeKalb Avenue station opened one month early, expanding ADA access and moving the MTA’s 37‑Elevators project past its halfway mark. Upgrades include new drainage features and refreshed finishes.