Travelers trying to beat the Memorial Day rush are seeing flight delays and higher prices
The Transportation Security Administration predicted that Friday will be the busiest day for air travel over the Memorial Day weekend, with nearly 3 million people expected to pass through airport checkpoints. It could rival the record of 2.9 million, set on the Sunday after Thanksgiving last year.
Airlines could face fines for wheelchair damage, misplacing under proposal; Jacksonville woman says โitโs about timeโ
The Biden administration is proposing to make it easier for the government to fine airlines for damaging or misplacing wheelchairs by making it an automatic violation of federal law on accessible air travel.
Our producers switched jobs with folks from our sister stations and learned a lot about a new city
At Graham Media Group, we pride ourselves on being innovative and having the ability to collaborate with anyone. Thatโs why we went producers from our station to a sister station in another city to learn to learn a thing or two, and teach a thing or two.
Holiday travel is expected to ramp up as looming government shutdown could cause impact
One of the busiest holiday travel periods is about to start this week with the potential of a government shutdown looming as the Transportation Security Administration expects to screen 30 million passengers between Friday and Nov. 28.
โLike going through a hurricaneโ: Local couple among frightened passengers who survived rough seas on cruise ship
Rusty and Cherry Jakesโ fourth anniversary trip on the Carnival Sunshine might be their last after they were among thousands of passengers to endure frighteningly rough seas on the ship's return to Charleston.
Florida gas prices lower 16 cents since April
Florida gas prices have continued to decrease for the second week in a row, according to AAA. The state average declined 9 cents per gallon last week, and Floridaโs state average has now declined a total of 16 cents, since setting a new 2023 high of $3.72 per gallon on April 21st, AAA said.