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Tornado Alley: It could be anywhere
Kendra Riel, left, Alicia Riel and Brock Hubble, front, look for salvageable items at 15th and Santa Fe streets in Moore, Okla.
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Minneapolis: Mediation planned in lawsuits over Wyoming plane crash
Lawyers are planning mediation sessions to try to resolve two federal lawsuits stemming from a 2010 plane crash in western Wyoming that killed a Twin Cities father and three sons.
Chicago weather: Severe Thunderstorm Watch in effect until 3 AM
Snow plows and trucks cleared streets as commuters headed home from work, and air travelers tried to reschedule their canceled flights as a winter storm settled in over Chicago Tuesday.
Bayfield County soaked as thunderstorms roll throu...
Bayfield County got the most rain by far, as a series of thunderstorms rumbled through Wisconsin over the past day.
Three-state tornado outbreak kills 1
At least one person was killed Sunday when a string of tornadoes ripped through four states, tearing roofs off homes, downing power lines and tossing trees like matchsticks.
Flower Show lost $1.2 million, and leader blames TV
The 2013 show actually fell short about $1.2 million, not an unprecedented event in its 184-year history but a short-term disaster for the many urban "greening" programs it supports.
Verplanck Colvin:Surveyor of the Adirondacks
While at my internship with the State Historian, I came upon a discovery; Verplanck Colvin, the surveyor of the Adirondacks, was an Albany native.
Weather History: May 18: Record temps, storms, tornadoes, wind & tropics
A tornado, said to have crossed the entire state of Ohio smashed into the log cabin settlement of Burlington, northeast of Columbus reportedly destroying the entire town.
Real estate: Cottage market washed out this spring by flooding and a winter that never ends
Last April 26, Parry Sound, Ont.-area realtor Jim Marshall was taking would-be cottage buyers out in his boat to see prospective properties from the water.
Agnico-Eagle worker found alive after blizzard
Rankin Inlet, Nunavut, begins to dig out from under a potentially record-breaking snowfall after the May 14-16 blizzard.
Mini-Doc Follows WTIC Weather Crew During Blizzard of '13
When a big blizzard hit the East Coast in February, Hartford, CT, FOX affiliate WTIC let a local production crew follow meteorologist Dan Amarante and his photographer around as they slogged through snowdrifts in the station's hi-tech weather chaser called the "Storm Tracker." The Union Productions director Dustin Schultz told TVSpy the team ... (more)
Family torn apart by falling tree on Hwy 2 files claim against the state
The surviving members of a local family have filed a claim against the state after a falling tree on Highway 2 killed their parents and left them severely injured.
It's Official: Connecticut Sets 24-Hour Snowfall Record In February
A little frost put a nip in the air across Fairfield County this week, but it was nothing like this past February, which was a record-setter in the state.
The best Twin Cities concerts: 5/15-5/21
Finally! The weather is starting to catch up with the time of year. Just in time for Northeast's annual celebration, Art-A-Whirl. Featuring creative works from all over Minneapolis, the 331 club will be hosting local favorites such as Gospel Gossip, Carroll, Prissy Clerks, Crimes and more.
Westport sets budget of $32.2M for FY14
Without a question or comment from the 250 voters and public officials assembled for the May 7 Annual Town Meeting, a budget of $32.2 million was approved for the fiscal year starting July 1. The spending plan for Fiscal Year 2014 represents an increase in spending of nearly 4.5 percent - more than $1.37 million - over the current year's budget ... (more)
Photo gallery: Fire-fighters stranded in Normandy
Twelve Norfolk firefighters were the rescued rather than the rescuers when they were stranded by bad weather on a trip to see the D-Day beaches in Normandy.
Arosha Perera holds the plaque she received for being named the Student of the Year for 2012 by the Indiana Council for Continuing Education.
Natural Observations-Robin's Birdathon
On this Earth and Beyond segment, Natural Observations host and producer Robin Song tells about her experiences during the annual birdathon.
Notes from the Scrum: Hell on earth in California
Pieter Serry lay on the ground, in hollow bewilderment, his skinny white chest streaked with melting water, his eyes flickering from side to side.
Heat Advisory, Red Flag Warning in Effect Through Tuesday Evening
Welcome to summer, Lakeville! Less than two weeks after the city just missed a snowstorm , Lakeville residents will face potentially record-breaking heat and a fire risk on Tuesday.