Fines began Friday as speed cameras on Frankford Ave moved from warnings to enforcement. Local groups have launched a petition seeking an independent audit.

A proposed tiered ticket tax would add 5%–15% to big-event tickets and could raise about $30 million to fund street‑safety and transportation projects. Sponsors and teams are already sparring over the plan.

SESCO has opened a high‑capacity import terminal at Port Redwing with nearly 100,000‑ton storage and a giant ship unloader, aiming to speed deliveries for Florida builders.

FOX10's Channel 10 Rewind posted 1985 footage of the Squaw Peak Parkway groundbreaking and neighbors' fight to save mature trees in Dreamy Draw.

A semi-truck struck a train beneath MARTA tracks in southwest Atlanta early Friday, igniting a fire and prompting a temporary bus bridge for riders.

A storm carved a 5-foot hole under Bristlecone Road and isolated about 11 households. County crews patched the road while planning concrete culverts as a permanent fix.

A United flight from Shanghai bound for San Francisco diverted to Tokyo after a midair dispute with cabin crew; Japanese police removed a passenger and the aircraft arrived hours late.

Bellevue’s City Council approved broad reductions to posted speed limits after a rise in serious crashes. Most 30+ mph streets will drop to 25 mph; some downtown blocks will go to 20.

A sinkhole behind a Scott Street property in Houston's Third Ward widened after heavy rain, prompting city crews to block the area while neighbors press for repairs.

A Delta flight to Nice turned back to Boston after crew reported smoke in the cockpit; emergency crews inspected the aircraft and passengers were deplaned.

The Steamship Authority cut the ribbon on a rebuilt Woods Hole terminal on June 25, finishing a major phase of a long reconstruction and reshaping parking and traffic for summer travelers.

A new city analysis finds that removing SR 99 through South Park could free land for housing, parks and habitat while only modestly affecting regional traffic.

A NASA inspector‑general audit warns Kennedy Space Center needs roughly $1 billion in electrical, gas and roadway repairs as launch rates surge on the Space Coast.