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NASA's Cassini spacecraft has provided your multicolored space distraction of the day : images of a swirling, six-sided weather feature on the surface of Saturn.

INCLUDING THE CITIES OF...WARSAW...GENESEO...CANANDAIGUA...JAMESTOWN...OLEAN...WELLSVILLE...ORCHARD PARK...SPRINGVILLE 932 AM EST FRI DEC 6 2013 THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN BUFFALO HAS ISSUED A WINTERWEATHER ADVISORY FOR SNOW...WHICH IS IN EFFECT FROM 4 PM THIS AFTERNOON TO 4 AM EST SATURDAY.

In a story Nov. 10 about Typhoon Haiyan, The Associated Press incorrectly reported that a tsunami in the south in 1976 killed 5,791 people.

A stretch of the lower Truckee River will soon take a new turn as crews wrap up work on the river's... In this photo provided by the U.S. Forest Service, a member of the BLM Silver State Hotshot crew using a drip torch to set back fires on the southern flank of the Rim Fire on Pilot Peak, Calif., on Aug. 30, 2013.

A big chunk of the U.S. is getting a blast of wintry weather. Some areas are experiencing frigid temperatures.

Those areas are in the bull's-eye of a treacherous ice storm, threatening to coat everything in its path with up to an inch of frozen water.

The storm prompted evacuations along the eastern English coast, with 1,000 properties flooded and at least half dozen communities at great risk of high tides and large waves.

Last night, Nelson Mandela died, and the world lost one of the greatest human rights leaders ever.

Earlier this week, many in Texas were basking in spring-like temperatures hitting the 80s.

Police at the scene where a lorry driver died when his HGV toppled on to a number of cars on the A801 in West Lothian, central Scotland Thousands of people were evacuated from their homes as a tidal surge hit coastal towns along the east coast of Britain.

That's according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's statistical arm. It says the state experienced unusual cold, drought and heavy rain - although not all at once.

A deadly epidemic had gripped a gold rush town in the impenetrable U.S. territory of Alaska nearly 90 years ago, transfixing the nation.

A state safety commission ruled yesterday that state forestry officials made numerous errors; among them: They failed to give the crew sufficient safety equipment, didn't follow wildfire-planning rules, didn't withdraw the firefighters when they should have, and ultimately, put a "losing battle" over the safety of the firefighters, all in an effort ... (more)

There has been a 22% rise in the number of people living with dementia globally since previous estimates three years ago.

Family members of some of the 19 Granite Mountain Hotshots who died fighting the Yarnell HIll wildfire react to the Arizona Division of Occupational Safety and Health report on the workplace safety investigation.

When it comes to women with HIV, the stigma can be as devastating as the infection itself.

The extreme cold slamming the Great Plains isn't about to cool off one of the hottest segments of the American economy: North Dakota's oil patch.

A policy brief released Wednesday from Alzheimer's Disease International, a federation of advocacy and research organizations, estimates that 135 million people worldwide will be living with dementia by 2050.

The practice of yoga has become popular because so many people have found in it a helpful and holistic practice for people of all shapes and experiences.

Arizona's workplace safety agency is recommending that the state Forestry Division pay a nearly $560,000 fine in the deaths of 19 firefighters.