Los Angeles County Braces for Another West Nile Surge as California Records Its Worst Mosquito Year This Decade and Forecasters Warn of an El Niño Winter
Warm, wet weather fueled the state’s heaviest West Nile activity in five years, and vector officials fear next season could get worse if El Niño brings more flooding.
Wall Street AI Sell-Off Jolts 401(k) Investors as the Nasdaq Loses $2.5 Trillion and Experts Urge Broader Diversification
A steep tech rout is exposing how much retirement savings have leaned on a small group of AI winners.
Southern California Braces for King Tides, Coastal Flooding, and a Midweek Storm as Near Record 8 Foot Tides Threaten Los Angeles and Orange Counties This Winter
Emergency crews and coastal officials are warning of repeated flooding risks as high tides, strong waves, and a storm system line up across the region.
Sneaker Waves in Oregon Nearly Sweep Away Two Beachgoers and Their Dog at Winchester Bay as Strong Surf and Stormy Winds Intensify
A sudden surge of surf at South Jetty Beach forced the group toward driftwood before rescuers pulled the dog from the water.
Atlantic Hurricane Season Winds Down Early as Accuweather Says the United States Should Avoid Another Direct Tropical Hit Before Nov. 30 After Record-Low Activity
AccuWeather says late-season Atlantic development has largely shut down, ending an unusual year marked by one hurricane and a record late start.
Brooklyn Jogger’s Fatal Stabbing Leads to Murder Charge Against Former NYPD Officer and City Teacher’s Aide After Surveillance Video and Family Search on Shore Parkway Greenway
Katie Suarez was attacked while jogging in Brooklyn on October 30. Prosecutors say a city school aide and former police officer tried to cover up the killing.
NOAA Winter Storm Map Flags Heavy Snow Risk for Eastern California, Southern Oregon and Western Nevada Next Week at High Elevations
The Climate Prediction Center says parts of three Western states could see heavy snow beginning November 14, with mountain zones facing the highest risk.
Winter Snow Danger Map Warns 1,300-Mile Corridor From Oklahoma to Virginia Could See up to 30 Percent More Snow as El Niño Shifts Storms South
Meteorologist Ryan Hall says the South and lower Midwest face a much bigger snow threat this winter, while the Pacific Northwest may get far less.
East Atchison Girls Capture Missouri Class 1 Cross Country Team Title at State Meet as the Wolves Finish on Top After a Strong Championship Race
The Wolves delivered a state championship performance in Missouri Class 1 girls cross country.
Cold Arctic Air and the Season’s First Snow Could Reach Western North Carolina Next Weekend as a Strong Front Brings Wind, Slick Roads, and Power Outage Risks
WXII says mountain communities should prepare for wintry mix, dropping temperatures, and gusty winds from Thursday through Saturday.