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  Dallas Still Doesn’t Have This Scooter Thing Quite Figured Out

  December 4 at 4 a.m.

  Tuesday's conversation about scooters at Dallas City Hall was, like a lot of discussions at City Hall, unmoored from time. The complaints about the two-wheelers — and there were many — were the same as two years ago, when the scooters made their Dallas debut, and at every point in...

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  During Thanksgiving Travel Rush, DFW Airport Workers Picket for Better Pay

  November 27 at 4 a.m.

  Members of a labor union representing airline catering workers picketed outside Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport on Tuesday afternoon, demanding better pay and affordable healthcare coverage. The demonstration was the latest in a series of protests held this year by the union representing workers at LSG Sky Chefs, a catering company...

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  NTSB Calls for Plane Redesign in Response to Deadly Dallas-Bound Southwest Flight

  November 20 at 4 a.m.

  The National Transportation Safety Board ended its nearly two-year investigation into Southwest Airlines flight 1380 on Tuesday with a recommendation that Boeing redesign the engine casing on one of its 737 models in order to prevent incidents like the one that killed a passenger and forced a crash landing in...

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  At the End of Ozone Season, We Wanted to Know If Anyone Pays Attention to Ozone Alert Days

  November 11 at 4 a.m.

  Have you ever wondered if those "Ozone Action Day Tomorrow" signs actually do anything, if people change their well-worn patterns just because of an orange and black sign flashing past the window? We did too. But the answer, it turns out, is complicated.

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  Dallas Paratransit Drivers File Suit, Alleging Labor Violations

  November 6 at 4 a.m.

  Two drivers for Irving Holdings, the Dallas transportation company that owns Yellow Cab, have filed suit, alleging that they worked unpaid overtime and sometimes earned less than minimum wage. Didyme Kalenga and Arnold Bankete, the two employees named in the lawsuit, both drove company-owned paratransit vans that served the elderly...

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  Flight Attendants Claim Pilot Placed Hidden Camera in Lavatory on Southwest Airlines Flight

  October 29 at 4 a.m.

  A Southwest Airlines flight attendant has filed suit against the airline, claiming that she caught a pilot watching footage from a hidden lavatory camera in 2017. After she reported the incident, the lawsuit alleges, the airline covered it up. The flight attendant, Renee Steinaker, was called into the cockpit by...