Seventy-one vehicles, left behind and gathering dust in the parking lots of Boston's Logan International Airport, were auctioned off this November in a bid to reclaim valuable space and solve a persistent mystery: why do so many travelers abandon their cars at one of America's busiest airports?

A Woonsocket woman has been held inside Logan International Airport for nearly two weeks without a clear explanation from federal authorities, according to her attorney and family.Eva Helena Mendes, 48,

A Boston Logan International Airport runway reopened Friday after closing for more than two months as construction crews worked on safety upgrades. Runway 9-27 has been shut down since Sept. 2 as part of a plan to install a “vital” new safety system meant to stop planes that have overshot the runway, Massport said.

Customs and Border Protection officers detained the woman, who holds a valid green card, because of an outstanding warrant for shoplifting more than a dozen years old.

Nearly 300 TSA workers at Logan Airport with perfect attendance during the government shutdown will receive $10,000 bonuses, the Department of Homeland Security announced.

The pilots of a Delta Air Lines flight landing in Boston were ordered to perform a go-around on Oct. 30 because another aircraft was cleared to takeoff from an intersecting runway, the FAA has confirmed.

It’s been nearly two weeks since Eva Helena Mendes was detained at Boston Logan International Airport by U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

A Rhode Island mother of six has been detained at Boston Logan International Airport for 12 days, according to reports. Eva Mendes, 48, a resident of Woonsocket, came to the United States from Cape Verde when she was 8 years old,