A Southwest Airlines flight from El Paso to Houston was grounded on Wednesday morning after a passenger’s cellphone battery caught fire during taxi. The flight crew extinguished the fire, and the aircraft returned to the gate at El Paso International Airport, where passengers disembarked safely. The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the incident, characterized as a “passenger disturbance,” while Southwest Airlines emphasized its commitment to safety and arranged for passengers to be flown to Houston on another plane.
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Threat of flash flooding hits the Midwest amid a dangerous heat warning
Flash flooding is expected across the Midwest on Sunday, with flood watches in effect from Missouri to West Virginia, including Indianapolis and Cincinnati, due to heavy rain and thunderstorms. Additionally, over 50 million people face heat alerts, with heat indices reaching dangerous levels in various cities, as the extreme heat is set to expand across the Midwest. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: The Midwest is expecting heavy rain and thunderstorms that could cause...
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