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Freeport Police Charitable Organization Seeks Community Help After Rat Infestation Destroys Toy Inventory The Freeport Police Department Charitable Organization is urgently reaching out to the community for support after a rat infestation, worsened by Hurricane Beryl, devastated the inventory for its Blue Santa Toy Store. The Blue Santa program, which has been bringing holiday cheer … Read more

Houston, Texas, is in for a shift in weather as the weekend follows Black Friday’s shopping rush, according to the National Weather Service (NWS). While Friday is expected to be relatively mild, with highs near 61 degrees, the city will face cooler nights, with temperatures dipping to around 44 degrees. The weekend will feature a … Read more

A strong cold front is sweeping across the southern United States, bringing a sharp drop in temperatures, with Texas particularly affected. Freeze warnings have been issued for several cities in the state, with temperatures expected to fall to as low as 24 degrees by Friday morning, according to the National Weather Service (NWS). These warnings … Read more

A bitter blast of Arctic air is set to sweep across much of the country this weekend, bringing dangerously cold temperatures after the Northeast was hit with heavy rain and snow on Thanksgiving. In New York City, spectators at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade endured temperatures in the 40s as they braved the rainy conditions. … Read more

Good morning and happy Saturday! We’re starting off with chilly temperatures in the 20s, and wind chills that feel as cold as the teens, dropping to 10 degrees in some areas. If you’re heading out for early shopping or running errands today, be sure to bundle up with a coat, gloves, scarf, and hat. The … Read more

Winter Storm Hits Summit County, Disrupts Travel Ahead of Thanksgiving A major winter storm blanketed Summit County with 18 to 24 inches of snow between late Monday, Nov. 25, and early Wednesday, Nov. 27, creating hazardous conditions along the Interstate 70 mountain corridor. The storm, coinciding with the Thanksgiving travel rush, led to road closures, … Read more

Early Snowstorms Ease Colorado Drought but Long Winter Still Ahead An unseasonably warm summer and fall gave way to significant November snowfall, which has alleviated drought conditions in parts of Colorado, especially in the southeastern corner. The early November storm, which began on Election Day, set a 30-year snowfall record on Pikes Peak and delivered … Read more

Avalanche Danger Considerable Across Colorado, Special Advisory Issued The Colorado Avalanche Information Center (CAIC) has issued a Special Avalanche Advisory for much of the state this weekend, warning that the avalanche danger is “considerable.” The heightened risk comes after a skier triggered a significant avalanche near Beaver Creek. According to CAIC officials, the avalanche was … Read more

First Snow of the Season to Blanket Southern Iowa This Weekend Iowa residents in southern and southwestern regions can expect the season’s first snowfall this Saturday, according to the National Weather Service. Light snow showers are predicted to begin after midnight and taper off by midday, with minor accumulations anticipated along major routes, including Interstate … Read more

Iowa Shivers Through Thanksgiving Weekend A cold air mass has settled over Iowa, bringing chilly temperatures and flurries to the state. Thanksgiving Day was marked by cold conditions, and Black Friday is expected to be similarly chilly but sunny. Iowa City Hawkeye fans attending the Friday night game should brace themselves for frigid temperatures, with … Read more