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For travelers, it isn't clear if the airline has permanently ended Erie service. "I don't know if this is permanent or if it's an extension of the temporary hold on service that the airline announced last year. I wasn't in on those conversations," James Pacansky, the airport's chief financial officer, said Monday. Delta suspended service in Erie and other cities in July 2020 "until further notice," citing lagging air travel during the COVID-19 pandemic as the reason for reducing services. Erie News Now first reported that the airline's signs have been removed from the ticket counters at the ...

"As we work towards modernizing our transit infrastructure as part of the American Jobs Plan, there is no state more ready to lead that effort than Illinois. Secretary Buttigieg is no stranger to the Midwest, and I'm honored to join my colleagues this week in welcoming him back to America's finest transportation hub," Congresswoman Marie Newman (IL-03) said in a written statement. "I look forward to showing him first-hand how the American Jobs Plan will not only create more efficient roads and railways in Chicago's communities but also bring much-needed economic development and new good-payin...

A Canadian manufacturer last week chose the Chicago region to host its first U.S. facility. Lion Electric Co. will manufacture its all-electric medium- and heavy-duty urban vehicles at a 906K SF facility under construction at 3835 Youngs Road in southwest suburban Joliet. Gov. J.B. Pritzker, along with many other state and municipal officials, joined the company’s leaders on Friday to announce the $70M project. “The new Joliet facility will put Illinois at the forefront of a national movement to transition to zero-emission vehicle use, advancing our own goals of putting 1 million of thes...

'It's finally over': comedian reaches settlement with Border Patrol after 2019 incident at Spokane Intermodal Center Mohanad Elshieky gained national attention after he detailed on Twitter an experience of getting pulled off a Greyhound bus and being interrogated by agents. Author: Casey Decker Updated: 7:11 PM PDT April 29, 2021 SPOKANE, Wash. — The comedian who sued the US Border Patrol after a 2019 incident at the Spokane Intermodal Center has reached a settlement with the government that will result in them paying him $35,000. Mohanad Elshieky gained nati...

2:00 Two men who sued for racial profiling and unlawful detainment after they were pulled off of Greyhound Buses in Spokane have received $35,000 settlements. Border Patrol has searched buses going through the Intermodal Center in Spokane for years. The agency settled with two men who were detained there in 2017 and 2019. Credit Hikki Nagasaki - Public Domain The U.S. Border Patrol has settled with two men who sued the agency for racial profiling and unlawful detainment, after they were detained in separate incidents at the Intermodal Center in Spokane. Andres Sosa Segura and Mohanad Elshiek...