Norse Atlantic removed all planned LAX summer flights, blaming soaring jet‑fuel costs and shifting capacity to shorter, higher‑yield routes. Affected passengers are being offered refunds or credits.

Waymo has opened its fully driverless robotaxi service to all Miami riders, expanding into Miami Beach and adding highway trips across I‑95 and other expressways.

Medina's municipal aggregation supply rate will rise roughly 30%, sending higher summer bills as data‑center demand and global fuel shocks squeeze supply.

An equipment failure between 19th Street and MacArthur snarled BART service Tuesday evening; AC Transit buses were offered as alternatives.

JAX LNG is weighing an expansion to supply LNG to cruise lines, cargo carriers and the Space Coast, building on recent bunkering wins and regulatory shifts.

The FAA paused inbound flights to Chicago O'Hare late Tuesday as thunderstorms rolled through northern DuPage and Cook counties. The hold was listed through 11:45 p.m. and may be extended.

The Navy has tapped BAE Systems in Barrio Logan to dry‑dock the nearly‑new USS Augusta for inspections and repairs in a $33.5M availability focused on hull and propulsion work.

Austin-Bergstrom will run a federally required full-scale emergency exercise on April 15, bringing extra law enforcement to the terminal. Officials say flights should continue normally.

Toyota is recalling 9,139 Lexus RC, GS and IS models because a low‑pressure fuel pump may fail and cause engine stalls. Dealers will replace the pump free and owner notices begin in early June.

Council Majority Leader Shaun Abreu urged the city to reactivate ferry service from West 125th to Edgewater before the World Cup, saying piers are ready and federal grants are available. The proposal aims to ease Hudson crossings and tap a May 11 funding deadline.

Dozens of outages left about 5,237 El Paso customers without power Wednesday, centered in East El Paso and Horizon City.

Union Pacific reached a seven‑year supply deal with Rocky Mountain Steel in Pueblo, ending a pricing fight and locking in domestically made long rails as the mill comes online.

City data presented to council show a roughly 48% drop in speeding on streets with new traffic‑calming measures, with big declines on Beechmont and Warsaw. Officials say more projects are planned this year.