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Flight delays push Congress to act
Flight delays due to government budget cuts are expected to end in the next few days. Before they flew home for a week-long recess, Congress voted to give the FAA flexibility to move money around and end furloughs. (Cox Washington Bureau)
Scenic Park in Old City: Falls of Paterson, NJ
Visitors can now take an audio tour of the Paterson Great Falls National Historic Park. The tour touches on numerous topics, including the history of Paterson as the nation's first planned industrial city. (April 26)
Flight Delays Pile Up Amid FAA Budget Cuts
Flight delays piled up across the country Monday as thousands of air traffic controllers began taking unpaid days off because of federal budget cuts. (April 26)
Reagan Passengers Grateful for Furlough End
Congress has approved legislation ending furloughs of air traffic controllers. That's after the FAA said thousands of flights were delayed this week when there were fewer controllers in the towers. (April 26)
Historic, Industrial Park: Falls of Paterson, NJ
Visitors can now take an audio tour of the Paterson Great Falls National Historic Park. The tour touches on numerous topics, including the history of Paterson as the nation's first planned industrial city. (April 26)
USCG: Spark From Cleaning Caused Explosion
Explosions aboard two fuel barges that left three people with critical burns and forced the evacuation of a nearby cruise ship likely occured due to a spark as a crew was cleaning the barges, the Coast Guard said Thursday. (April 25)
Fuel Barges Explode, Cause Large Fire in Mobile
A series of huge explosions on board two natural gas barges shook Mobile, Alabama Wednesday night. Some of the blasts were caught on camera. At least three people were hospitalized in critical condition. (April 25)
Barge Explosion Caught on Camera
A series of huge explosions on board two natural gas barges shook Mobile, Alabama Wednesday night. Some of the blasts were caught on camera. At least three people were hospitalized. (April 25)
FAA chief defends control tower staff reductions
Faa Administrator Michael Huerta says budget cuts left him no choice but to furlough air traffic controllers, prompting nationwide flight delays.
Vintage Police Car Draws Eyes in Seattle
Officer Jim Ritter uses a fully restored 1970 Plymouth Satellite police cruiser as his everyday cruiser. And the vehicle is attracting attention on the streets of Seattle. (April 24)
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