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Some industry members fear increased regulation after the airline’s debacle late last year.

Southwest Airlines’ reputation took a nosedive in December, when it canceled over 15,000 flights and stranded over 2 million passengers. Last week, company executives appeared on Capitol Hill to explain what happened.

From broken branches to fully uprooted adult oaks, the storm took a toll on many of the state's trees. And while ice storms are an inevitability in Texas, this one seemed particularly hard.

American and Southwest are getting back on track. How will a week of canceled flights affect their bottom lines?

Thank you very much for your time today. from fighterjets tojumbo jets — today marked the end of an era, with the last—ever boeing 7a7 leaving the factory in the us. in the last half hour, the last of the originaljumbojets — nicknamed the "queen of the skies" — was delivered to atlas air, where it will be used for cargo. this was the 747�*s maiden flight in 1970 — since then, 747s have carried hundreds of millions of passengers, making air travel affordable to the masses for the firs...

Advocates say they're getting frustrated with the province's response to the overdose crisis in the Thunder Bay district.

Kyle Arnold works in several capacities in Thunder Bay to support people battling addictions, promoting harm reduction, and advocating for change.

Hotels. reasonable requests. are refunds guaranteed? >> you know, that is one of the big questions and i think that is really where the department of transportation is going to crack down on them here. there is no refund when a weather related event and that is what the airlines have done. it is clear that after the first couple of hours, maybe the first day or two this was not a weather-related event and this was a breakdown this their system. so the department of transportation is going after ...

NPR's Leila Fadel speaks with aviation reporter Kyle Arnold of The Dallas Morning News about the impact from thousands of flight cancellations by Southwest Airlines.

>> and it is new years eve and new years day and could southwest return to normal after all of this? >> i dont think theyll ever go back to what they did before. theyve been dealing with this problem on and off for a year and a half. they had hoped that they would improve things over last couple of months but pilots and flight attendant were worrying this could happen again. and theyll definitely be some changes at headquarters and in their operating strategy going forward. >> and kyle, the scop...