A 75-foot Atlantis Adventures shuttle boat remains stranded at Kewalo Basin after running aground during dangerous surf conditions Saturday morning.

Hawaii airports debut new mobile passport control and partnership upgrades at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport, transforming the passenger experience with digital solutions.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport reported a slight increase in passenger traffic in June 2025, despite varying airline performances. Cargo traffic saw a decline overall but international cargo increased.

Las Vegas police are ramping up distracted driving enforcement as fatal crashes climb, targeting hotspot intersections where hundreds of violations occur monthly.

The Anderson Rd. underpass in Midwest City will open under I-40, with ongoing construction causing lane reductions and shifts on Eastbound I-40 until 2025, as per ODOT.

The Colerain Police Department issued a safety advisory for drivers as schools reopen, emphasizing the importance of obeying school bus rules and being cautious in school zones.

A wreck closed the S. Hartman Dr. on-ramp to I-40 WB in Lebanon, causing traffic delays and rerouting. Details were sparse, but cleanup efforts were underway.

Wawae Road in Lawai is closing from August 18-22 for repaving following a landslide, with expected traffic delays and restricted access during work hours.

NC's train service NC By Train reports a 4% ridership increase in early 2025, with over 355,000 passengers, bolstered by service enhancements and wide appeal.

Detroit's northbound I-75 will face weekend closures for construction, affecting the stretch from Schaefer Road to Clark Road. Detours are provided, and the work is part of a state infrastructure project.

The Harbor Charger, a hybrid-electric ferry, launches in NYC, offering faster, eco-friendly trips to Governors Island.

DHHL partners with Kaikor Construction for Nānākuli Flood Channel repairs to improve channel integrity, involving wall restoration, concrete repairs, debris clearance, and fence work, with construction starting on August 18.

The Tennessee Department of Transportation starts a major road reroute in Bells, with road closures and a new SR 76 project aimed at industrial growth, involving a $17.8M contract, expected to complete by August 31, 2027.