Federal regulators say undetected fatigue cracks could weaken the wing on certain early-build 787s. Boeing insists the broader fleet remains safe.

VRE commuters and Virginia travelers will hit Alexandria bus bridges as Amtrak shuts a century-old DC tunnel for nine days in October.

Regulators say 191 failures hit GM V8s built after the original recall cutoff, raising doubts about the fix itself.

Reagan National’s circular Banjo gates are set for demolition as part of a rebuild expected to run into 2032.

Los Angeles International Airport's new access road tops a $870 million FAA grant round reaching 44 states and two territories.

An FAA review is underway after Trump's Marine One and a regional jet appeared to lose required separation near Reagan National Airport.

Rep. Kevin Mullin's new bill would require AV companies to run 24/7 hotlines and written emergency protocols, the San Francisco Fire Department said.

PJM says it will file FERC proposals to buy capacity and add an operational tool to manage surging data‑center demand that could add roughly 70 GW over the next 15 years.

Ford is recalling 565,691 Bronco and Bronco Raptor SUVs (2021–2026) for an engine‑bay wiring harness that can short and spark fires; dealers will add protective sheathing free of charge.

State records show Michigan drew roughly $746M in federal highway matching funds after Canada financed the Gordie Howe crossing. The accounting has drawn scrutiny from lawmakers and auditors.

ER doctors in Boston say e‑bikes and e‑scooters are motorized vehicles and warn parents to rethink age limits, training and helmets.

The FAA will require radio altimeters be upgraded to resist 5G interference; the final rule aligns with the FCC order and could force multibillion‑dollar retrofits.

Water seeped into signal equipment outside Van Ness, disrupting Red Line service Wednesday and forcing offloads at Dupont Circle as crews worked to restore service.