SFMTA says a bus bridge is running for the Market Street subway and BART is assisting downtown riders. Expect delays and follow station staff for help.

Sparks flew when a Kalitta Air freighter scraped its tail during a go‑around at CVG; the crew was unhurt and the aircraft has been removed for inspection.

A United Airlines flight from Houston made an emergency landing at Luke AFB amid monsoon winds; passengers were bused to Phoenix Sky Harbor for connections.

A sinkhole on the 2000 block of South 23rd Street has been covered by a temporary plate since early June, costing parking and cancelling a block party. Neighbors say the city has not given a repair timeline.

Phoenix‑based Honeywell Aerospace won its biggest‑ever equipage contract to outfit IndiGo's 810 A320neo jets with avionics, APUs and long‑term aftermarket support.

A new Hunter College/Open Plans analysis finds robotaxis show fewer injury crashes overall but a higher rate of deaths and serious injuries per mile than NYC for‑hire vehicles. The report urges tougher data rules, fees and limits in dense corridors.

Greenwood's council approved a municipal wheel tax to preserve state matching road grants. Passenger cars will pay $25 a year and larger vehicles $40 starting in 2027.

Downed power lines prompted a UTA FrontRunner alert Tuesday, disrupting trains between American Fork and Vineyard. Riders were told to use the Transit app or call 801‑743‑3882.

A Denver mother says her 13-year-old son died after being struck while riding a Veo e-bike; she is urging stricter age checks and safer enforcement.

Crews have begun clearing trees on New Bern Avenue for the city’s new BRT line; expect lane shifts, temporary stop moves and promised native replanting.

Fort Bend and Harris County constables have asked several Houston‑area school districts to bar high‑powered electric motorcycles on campus, citing safety and licensing risks.

Oviedo council approved a nearly $3.5M bid to add a raised median, sidewalk and drainage upgrades on Mitchell Hammock Road as part of a Vision Zero push to reduce serious crashes.

A federal review step advanced plans for passenger rail between Fayetteville and Raleigh, moving the 62‑mile corridor into formal planning while funding and safety questions remain.