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While the streets thawed some Thursday afternoon, all the moisture is expected to re-freeze. City officials are advising people to continue to use caution if they have essential business on the roads.

DART says it stands by its decision to cut all services two weeks ago and rail service Wednesday for safety. But unlike two weeks ago, the regional transit system is hoping to keep buses operating this time around.

The expectation is it will be a busy summer of travel both at Love Field and DFW Airport. The TSA is hiring to keep up with the growing demand. As new COVID-19 cases continue to decline, antsy Americans are eager to travel again.

U.S. Representative Beth Van Duyne and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton are suing the CDC over mask requirements on planes and at airports.

Mark Forkner of Keller is the focus of the first criminal case connected to the Boeing 737 MAX jets investigation. Two major crashes killed more than 300 people. His attorneys filed a motion asking the judge to dismiss the six counts of fraud against him.

North Texas airports are still experiencing cancellations following the winter storm, and luggage needs to be picked up by people whose flights were cancelled.

There will be no Southwest Airlines flights into and out of Dallas Love Field today. DFW Airport also shut down because of ice on the runway.

Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins filed a disaster declaration Wednesday before any rain fell or temperatures dropped below freezing. Meanwhile, DCHHS has closed all COVID testing sites for the rest of the week, and DART has suspended its rail service.

One North Texas business owner thought his wife and son were taking a quick trip to Paris, France, to renew their visas. But once they arrived, it was unexpectedly canceled.