KSTU: Drought Forces Utah Farmers To Make Tough Decisions
One farmer told our sister station he'll be lucky if he breaks even on this season.
Tornado Outbreak Leaves Trail Of Destruction Across Southern U.S.
A 39-year-old Alabama woman and her 8-year-old son were killed by one of dozens of tornadoes that swept across the Deep South over the past two days.
By Butch Dill / APMassive Snowfall Buries Cars, Keeps Falling In Western N.Y.
The snowfall in some spots ranked among the highest ever recorded in the area.
By Libby March /The Buffalo News via APLake-Effect Snow Paralyzes Parts Of Western, Northern New York
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a state of emergency Thursday for parts of western New York.
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Lions Rescued From A Ukrainian Zoo Have Found A New Home In The U.S.
Ukraine has made efforts to fly many of their most endangered animals out of the war-torn country, like lions from the Odesa Zoo.
By The Wild Animal SanctuaryPolice Officers Receive Congressional Gold Medals For Jan. 6
Congress honored law enforcement officers who defended them and the U.S. Capitol, 23 months to the day after the Jan. 6 insurrection.
By Alex Brandon / APJewish Security Network Is Monitoring Antisemitic Threats In Real Time
A group of analysts is identifying and addressing threats to Jewish communities across the U.S. each day.
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