The aircraft — known as “electric vertical take-off and landing vehicle, or eVTOL — lift off the ground like a helicopter.

An American Airlines flight's wing clipped the tail of a United Airlines flight Wednesday morning at O'Hare airport, the airlines and Federal Aviation Administration said.

The National Weather Service said a repair part is on the way from Kansas City, but its delivery was slowed by the recent winter storm.

Lufkin City Council also approved a funding partnership between the LEDC and the county for planning and site design of the space they have. Both entities will work together with KSA Engineers, Inc.

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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass warned that the wildfire conditions across the city are “expected to worsen” amid the windstorm.

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Crews at the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport in Little Rock prepare for snow and ice events, much like the one expected to head our way, months in adv ...

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North Texas is slated to get hit with a winter storm overnight Wednesday and Thursday morning. That usually spells disaster ...