American Airlines Delays Roller Bag Boarding
American Airlines said Thursday that people carrying just a personal item that fits under the seat -- no rolling suitcases -- will be allowed to board before most other passengers.
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American Airlines said Thursday that people carrying just a personal item that fits under the seat -- no rolling suitcases -- will be allowed to board before most other passengers.
It's against the law to buy a gun for someone who can't get it on their own, like a convicted felon or someone who's mentally ill.
DART could start a new shuttle bus service in downtown this summer. On Monday the Transportation and Environment Council Committee was briefed on the $1.2 million Downtown Dallas Shuttle Project.
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American Airlines flight 1943 en route from Dallas (DFW) to Seattle had to make an emergency landing Saturday afternoon in Salt Lake City.
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Nordstrom is no longer collecting information from the smart phones of its customers.
You would think the loud wailing sound of a smoke alarm would wake anyone up.
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