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[ January 8, 2026 ] Former National Park Service employee pleads guilty to overtime wage theft News
[ January 5, 2026 ] American Airlines adding capacity and extra flights across the Eastern Caribbean News
[ December 31, 2025 ] NZ road deaths fall for third straight year as police ramp up enforcement News
[ December 23, 2025 ] New Jersey Senate passes bill to address air traffic controller shortage News
[ December 17, 2025 ] Ohio announces money for historic restoration projects News

InsureMyTrip ranks airports with most on-time departures as holiday season nears

November 14, 2025 The Turnaround

Amid lingering shutdown effects, staffing shortages, and unruly weather, InsureMyTrip analyzed the latest Department of Transportation data to spotlight the U.S. airports where flyers are most likely to depart on time.

South Carolina officials conclude USS Yorktown Environmental Remediation Project

November 12, 2025 Sightseers’ Delight

South Carolina officials have completed the multimillion-dollar USS Yorktown Environmental Remediation Project.

Texas dominates 2025 Thanksgiving destinations; San Antonio tops WalletHub list

November 11, 2025 The Turnaround

Texas is the place to travel this Thanksgiving, with San Antonio topping WalletHub’s 2025 list of the best cities for the holiday.

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport

FAA announces flight reductions due to government shutdown

November 5, 2025 The Center Square

The Federal Aviation Administration said Wednesday there would be a 10% reduction of air traffic in 40 locations across the country due to the ongoing government shutdown.

Calls grow to end record-setting government shutdown as travel chaos looms

November 5, 2025 The Turnaround

With the federal shutdown entering its sixth week, pressure is mounting on Congress to pass a continuing resolution before the holiday travel rush.

Officials say at least seven killed in Louisville plane crash

November 5, 2025 Kentucky Lantern

State and local elected officials say at least seven people have died after a United Parcel Service plane crashed after taking off from the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport, creating a large blaze and sending a plume of dark smoke into the air.

Beshear says at least three killed in Louisville plane crash

November 4, 2025 Kentucky Lantern

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said at least three people have died after a United Parcel Service plane crashed after taking off from the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport, creating a large blaze and sending a plume of dark smoke into the air.