An American Airlines flight at Boston Logan was held at the gate Tuesday after a cargo‑hold alert; Massport says passengers deplaned and no injuries were reported.

The FAA has charted San Diego International, Montgomery‑Gibbs and McClellan‑Palomar as surface “hot spots” as Palomar prepares for renewed commercial service and local lawsuits mount.

Japan’s JERA pitched a roughly 500‑MW LNG plant for Oʻahu that it says could be online by 2030 and cut generation costs about 20 percent, triggering statewide debate.

Driverless semis are already making runs between Dallas and Houston as Aurora and startups test whether autonomous big rigs can handle long hauls and oilfield work.

Former Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt launched a floating helipad barge in San Francisco Bay, aiming to host helicopters and future eVTOL flights.

San Diego’s plan would let the city lower posted speeds on about 679 miles — prioritizing school zones and business corridors — with signs estimated to cost $2.4M. The committee advanced the proposal and it now moves to full council review this spring.

Gov. Bob Ferguson will brief the public in Vancouver as the I-5 bridge program posts a new cost estimate that could reshape construction plans and funding.

UDOT will add a third lane each way on Legacy Parkway from Farmington to I‑215, with work expected to begin March 23 and wrap up by the end of 2026.

Travelers at Orlando International say long TSA lines left them marked as no‑shows, and Frontier agents demanded a $99 rebooking fee — video shows police were called. Coverage this week picked up the Jan. 16 incident.

A sinkhole on Route 140 north near Exit 12 in Lakeville disabled at least eight vehicles and forced an emergency lane closure while crews patched the road.

More than 7,600 SRP customers in Phoenix’s Arcadia lost power early Tuesday; SRP crews worked to restore service while investigators probed the cause.

Chicago will add more than 200 Divvy stations citywide, upgrading downtown docks, boosting e‑bike charging and changing membership pricing with new equity perks.

Baytown's $220M Garth Road rebuild entered a new phase on March 16, forcing one-lane traffic and blocked I‑10 right turns that will mean months of delays. Phases A&B run through April 30, 2028.