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Appreciation
How Herb Kelleher Changed My Life
Now that he has left us, I regret not having ever thanked him.
By Joseph Guinto
Local News
In First Public Statements Since Southwest 1380, Pilot Tammie Jo Shults Talks Getting Back To Normal
The last time the crowd heard her familiar voice was when she was guiding a plane with engine failure safely to the ground.
By Meghan Lally
Local News
New EarBurner: Matt Tranchin Survived Southwest 1380. Now What?
You are about to die. What do you text your mom, dad, and wife? Matt Tranchin walks us through his thoughts aboard Southwest flight 1380.
By Matt Goodman
Business
How AT&T and Southwest Airlines Are Driving Corporate Innovation
From artificial intelligence to workforce development, these two companies are embracing the technology solutions of the future.
By Danielle Abril
Business
A Look at Southwest Airlines 50 Years Later
Half a century after its incorporation papers were filed, the Dallas-based carrier is working harder than ever to reinforce its unique corporate culture.
By Joseph Guinto
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Arts & Entertainment
Winners and Losers This Week in Dallas (7/22/16)
Time again to run the numbers on who's up and who's down.
By Jason Heid
Local News
Business Journalism Conference Had Winners and Losers
A brief tale involving Southwest Airlines, ExxonMobil, and D CEO.
By Glenn Hunter
Business
Labor Secretary Lauds Southwest Airlines For Fair Compensation
Thomas Perez cites Dallas airline at national conference of business journalists in greater Washington, D.C.
By Glenn Hunter
Local News
Leading Off (4/29/15)
Southwest Cancels Flights to Baltimore. As of this writing, things seem calm in Charm City. But the airline canceled at least 10 flights before last night's curfew even went into effect, amid fears of rioting. Independent Investigator Clears Richardson Mayor. Last month, there were calls for Laura Maczka's resignation over accusations that a relationship with a developer affected her vote on zoning. Last night, a parade of citizens remarked on the relationship at the city council meeting. An investigator cleared Maczka on the ethics violations, but said she may have violated the Texas Freedom of Information Act when she didn't turn over emails between her and the developer in question. Video of Assistant DA's DWI Arrest. The footage of Justin Moore, who was at the time a 27-year-old prosecutor with the Dallas DA's office, serves as a lesson of what not to do on the off chance you're ever pulled over after drinking. A quick list: 1) You shouldn't try to speed away at over 100 mph. 2) You shouldn't threaten to have the officers fired. 3) You shouldn't ask the officers if they're in the Ku Klux Klan. 4) You definitely shouldn't call anyone an "Uncle Tom." 5) You shouldn't suggest that you hope you get fired. Because Justin Moore was. Mavs Wish Rockets Well in Future Endeavors. The Houston Rockets beat the Mavericks last night, 103-94, clinching the series. Before the game was over, the Rockets team Twitter account posted a gun emoji next to a horse emoji and the words: "Shhhhh. Just close your eyes. It will all be over soon." The Mavs responded gracefully, and the Rockets eventually apologized. Dallas Cowboys Reveal Plans for Tomorrow Night's Draft. There aren't really any revelations here, but that's how this story is billed. On a personal note, I've declared myself eligible for both the NFL and NBA drafts every year since I graduated high school. I feel like, despite my perceived lack of athletic prowess and my controversial statements about giraffes, I could really help the right organization. So far though, we haven't found a GM gutsy enough to pull the trigger. Here's hoping tomorrow night is the lucky night.
Business
Leading Off (5/9/14)
The Dallas Cowboys' draft pick, Love Field gates, and storm damage.
By Jason Heid