Transportation

A lawsuit filed by the Justice Department alleging that Lyft misled potential employees with how much money they could make was settled with the rideshare company paying out $2.1 million.

Anyone who flies a lot has dealt with delays that keep you waiting for hours at your gate. If you decide to bail on that flight and go home another way, the airlines now have to pay you back fast in cash. FOX 10's Steve Nielsen has the story.

Valley organization, the Rob Dollar Foundation, is raising money and awareness to keep cyclists safe. FOX 10's Irene Snyder has more on its mission and message.

The owner of the ship that caused the key bridge collapse in Baltimore will pay more than $100 million for cleanup. It's part of a settlement with the DOJ. Investigators say electric systems on the ship were not properly maintained, causing it to lose power and hit the bridge. There are still several other lawsuits still pending.

Red light cameras could be coming back to Phoenix. The city council says its aiming to bring the automated enforcement program back by next year, although the council knows that on paper, this is not a popular idea. FOX 10's Ashlie Rodriguez has the details.

Red light cameras are coming back to intersections in Phoenix. The Maricopa Association of Governments says Phoenix accounts for 28 of the most dangerous intersections in Arizona. The cameras will be placed at intersections with a history of frequent accidents, and citations will be issued to violators.

Motorcycle enthusiasts, there's a new store in town just for you. People typically travel around the country to go to the store, but now it's right in your backyard. FOX 10's Danielle Miller gives us a tour of Dainese in the east Valley.

Thousands of Boeing machinists could soon be headed back to work, as the planemaker and its largest union have reached a tentative deal to end a strike. The weeks-long strike has delayed deliveries of Boeing jets, in addition to triggering layoffs.

Following a voter registration error that brought into question the voter eligibility of 200,000 Arizonans, Gov. Katie Hobbs has announced an audit into the Arizona MVD.

At least one person was killed and several others were hurt when a tree limb crashed onto a trail in Mansfield Township, police said.

An extension to the South Central Phoenix Light Rail system is set for testing and is expected to open before next year.