News for April 2, 2025

Snowy weather is making Minnesota roads dangerous, leading to many crashes, spinouts, and jackknifed semis.

Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg told senators the company is making progress on safety reforms and is working with the Justice Department on a revised plea deal.

United Airlines is expanding its Asia-Pacific network with new flights to Thailand, Vietnam, Australia, and more service to the Philippines.

Trump’s new tariffs on Chinese auto parts are likely to raise costs for Americans, not move production back to the U.S.

Severe storms could bring gusty winds, hail, and heavy rain to the Pittsburgh area over several rounds from Wednesday into the weekend.

Buyers are rushing to purchase cars before President Donald Trump’s new tariffs push prices higher, with Hyundai and dealers like Millennium Honda warning that costs may soon rise.

Millions of Americans still do not have a Real ID as the May 7 deadline nears, which could cause travel delays and other problems.

Maria Weston Kuhn is helping push Congress to require better crash test standards so cars are safer for women.

Tesla sales fell sharply in early 2025, with Elon Musk’s political role and backlash against him adding to pressure on the company.

More than 240 people on the Queen Mary 2 got sick with norovirus during a transatlantic cruise, according to the CDC.

Tariq Duncan, 32, was killed in a shooting behind a Roxborough apartment building in Philadelphia Tuesday night.