Mar 11 Watch Coping with exceptional ice in the Great Lakes By PBS NewsHour A brutally cold winter has covered the Great Lakes with more ice than they have seen since 1979. Special correspondent Elizabeth Bracket of WTTW reports on the struggle to keep shipping lanes open to Chicago’s ice-clogged harbor to Lake Michigan. Continue watching
Feb 14 Watch Extreme winter weather causes widespread disruption for U.S. economy By PBS NewsHour Continue watching
Feb 13 Watch Gov. Corbett: Barrage of winter storms has taxed the patience of Pennsylvanians By PBS NewsHour Continue watching
Feb 13 Watch Deadly winter storm dubbed ‘Snochi’ wreaks havoc for the East Coast By PBS NewsHour Continue watching
Feb 12 Watch News Wrap: Winter storm knocks out power, leaves South under a layer of ice By PBS NewsHour Continue watching
Feb 10 Watch News Wrap: Accidental car bomb explosion kills insurgents in Iraq By PBS NewsHour In our news wrap Monday, a car bomb killed a group of 21 insurgents-in-training in Iraq when the explosive was accidentally detonated in an orchard; police arrested an additional two dozen suspects. Also, the Thames River burst its banks 20… Continue watching
Jan 28 Watch News Wrap: Unaccustomed to severe cold, South braces for deep freeze By PBS NewsHour Continue watching
Nov 27 Watch Did Warsaw conference put world on track towards ‘new global climate regime’? Did Warsaw conference put world on track towards 'new global climate regime'?… Continue watching
Feb 08 Watch Record-Breaking Blizzard Set to Blanket Northeastern States Parts of the Northeast and New England prepared to be blanketed by a potentially record-breaking blizzard. The storm, commonly referred to as "Nemo," may cover some areas with three feet of snow. Jeffrey Brown speaks with Bernie Rayno of AccuWeather… Continue watching
Oct 30 The Aftermath of Post-Tropical Storm Sandy By Rebecca Jacobson, Inside Energy Hurricane Sandy was downgraded to a post-tropical storm on Monday after it made landfall on the New Jersey coast. But the super storm packed a punch, leaving 8.1 million homes and businesses without power, closing transportation. The damage is currently… Continue reading