Warming Up Your Car in the Winter Could Cost You More Than Fuel
Idling your car to warm it up in winter may be restricted or illegal in many states. Here’s what current laws say and how to warm your car safely.
Idling your car to warm it up in winter may be restricted or illegal in many states. Here’s what current laws say and how to warm your car safely.
A private jet carrying eight people crashed during takeoff at Bangor International Airport, killing seven and prompting an FAA and NTSB investigation.
Atlanta’s airport is no longer the busiest in America. New Federal Aviation Administration data shows Chicago O’Hare now leads the country in total aircraft movements in 2025.
Starting February 1, travelers without a REAL ID could face a $45 TSA fee or risk missing flights, as new identity verification rules take effect at U.S. airports.
Sudden subzero temperatures in the Midwest can cause trees to crack loudly as frozen sap expands, a real phenomenon known as frost cracking that can cause some serious damage.
Cold weather can cause pipes to freeze, build pressure, and burst, leading to thousands of dollars in water damage. Here’s how to protect your plumbing before temperatures drop.
A new UN report warns the world has entered “water bankruptcy,” not a temporary crisis, as aquifers, rivers, and lakes are depleted faster than nature can replenish them.
Prep your driveway and sidewalks before a snowstorm to make shoveling easier, reduce salt damage, and keep pets safe when winter weather hits.
A massive winter storm threatens ice, snow, power outages, and extreme cold across 14 states, putting more than 170 million people on alert.