Delta opens middle seats after canceling almost 100 flights, including some to Detroit
Delta is trying to recover from its $12 billion loss in 2020. Instead, staff shortages forced it to cancel almost 100 flights on Sunday. To accommodate stranded passengers, it reopened its middle seats.
State supreme court declines appeal challenging construction of Gordie Howe Bridge
The companies that own the Ambassador Bridge, run by the Moroun family, sued over the condemnation of land to make room for the bridge.
Biden dangles tax credits for electric vehicles in $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan
The president's next big bill is a massive infrastructure plan that would boost investment in the country's faltering roads and bridges. It would also send tax credits to anyone who purchases an electric vehicle.
QLINE to resume operations in summer 2021, testing starts Monday
Detroit's QLINE will start testing on Monday, March 29th, with plans to resume operations later in the summer.
Small plane lands safely at Michigan airport after landing gear malfunctioned
A small plane landed safely at a Lansing-area airport after the landing gear failed to deploy. The plane's underside sustained damage upon landing.
Michigan gas prices to jump as Texas refineries freeze
A dozen refineries in the southern U.S. have shut down due to Arctic temperatures freezing pipelines carrying oil and natural gas. The effects are likely to ripple up to Michigan, pushing gas prices up.
Masks now required on all public transportation, CDC says
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a mandate that builds on an executive order from President Joe Biden that requires mask-wearing in most public spaces.
Lyft leads coalition offering 60 million rides to and from COVID-19 vaccination sites
Lyft is offering 60 million free or discounted rides to and from coronavirus vaccination sites in uninsured, at-risk and low-income communities.
Tests for new Michigan train between Ann Arbor and Traverse City on hold
A new proposal for a passenger train from Ann Arbor to northern Michigan his new obstacles related to the pandemic after test runs were put on hold for the proposed 240-mile line.
DDOT Workers expected to return to work
DDOT workers expected to return to work
DDOT Workers returning to work Monday - what will that look like?
It’s official, DDOT workers will be returning back to work on Monday, after a written agreement between the ATU Local 26 and The Detroit Department of Transportation was released Sunday.
Detroit buses canceled Tuesday after drivers cite concerns over coronavirus
The Detroit Department of Transportation said Tuesday that its bus system was running at just 10% capacity due to a driver shortage.
I-75 closed this weekend between 8 Mile and Square Lake Road
This weekend, I-75 will be closed in both directions as crews continue the modernization project.
Legislation would ban almost all mobile electronic device use while driving
A new bill introduced in the State Senate would amend Michigan's distracted driving laws, broadening what would be illegal while operating a vehicle.
Gordie Howe bridge will include 5 pedestrian bridges built over I-75
The Gordie Howe International Bridge team unveiled new renderings of what the bridge will look like on Thursday, showing off five new pedestrian bridges that will be part of the Michigan interchange work being completed.
Massive 69-car pileup in Virginia leaves several with critical injuries, shuts down interstate
Virginia State Police report critical injuries after a 69-car pileup Sunday morning on Interstate 64.
Lawmakers, county executives restarting effort to bring regional transit to Michigan
Three county executives and a Republican lawmaker introduced plans to help leaders from Oakland, Wayne and Washtenaw negotiate a service area that would help public engagement.
Michigan car insurance fee falling to $100 per car in July
Michigan drivers who want unlimited medical coverage for crash injuries will pay $100 per vehicle starting in July, which will be 55% less than the record-high $220 annual fee they currently pay.
More distracted driving warnings after dog in woman's car leads to deadly crash
A 71-year-old woman is recovering at a local hospital and a 73-year old man is dead after distracted driving crash in Washtenaw County's York Township.
Facial recognition is coming to DTW
U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced the software would be rolled out to DTW to verify travelers. While the technology is only used on international arrivals, it will also be made available to domestic travelers who may opt to use facial recognition.