Gov. Josh Green signed SB2999, directing HDOT to set a clean fuel standard that will reward low‑carbon fuels and target steep carbon‑intensity cuts for transportation.

A Blue Angels jet made an unusually low pass at Pensacola Beach during a morning arrival, sending umbrellas and chairs airborne and prompting a Navy safety review ahead of Seafair.

Council members demanded an audit after union leaders said ParkATL shuttle and parking workers at ATL received late, handwritten or app‑based pay that blocked housing and insurance.

The Port of Los Angeles moved 1,002,734 TEUs in June — the busiest June on record and the third month to top one million containers.

Orange County and Orlando are activating photo‑enforced school‑zone cameras this summer; warnings start soon and $100 notices will follow.

A driver who crashed into the M/V Island Home at Vineyard Haven on July 8 has died of injuries, and the Cape and Islands DA says no charges will be filed.

Aer Lingus plans to cut several Dublin‑to‑U.S. routes and trim capacity by about 6%, potentially affecting up to 500 roles including pilots and cabin crew.

A new city dashboard shows who’s working on each block and aims to reduce overlapping construction while giving clearer timelines.

A fatal crash at the I‑75/Duncan Road interchange in Punta Gorda blocked northbound ramps and left one person dead, officials said. Expect long delays and detours.

Analysts warn rising oil and refining disruptions could push Milwaukee pump prices higher this week, with the metro average near $3.60.

The FHWA quietly removed bike lanes and speed cameras from its Proven Safety Countermeasures list, prompting alarm from safety advocates and city planners. The move coincides with a shift in federal grant priorities toward roads and bridges.

GOAA approved a 'vertistop' near MCO’s train station to test electric air taxis, aligning FAA simulations and new Florida funding authority. Demonstrations will refine procedures before wider service.

A major water main burst on Grandin Road buckled the pavement and forced an indefinite closure east of SR 48, disrupting nearby businesses while crews work to repair the line.