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Jan 04

Virginia drivers snowed-in all night as major highway shuts down

By Associated Press

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam says help is on the way to hundreds of motorists who spent a chilly night snowed in along on Interstate 95 after tractor-trailers lost control in the ice and snow and blocked traffic in Virginia.

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Dec 31

WATCH: At least 500 homes destroyed by Colorado wildfires, sheriff says

By Patty Nieberg, Brady McCombs, Colleen Slevin, Associated Press

There were no known deaths in a wind-fueled wildfire outside Denver, Boulder County Sheriff Joe Pelle said Friday.

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Dec 28

'So difficult': Frigid temperatures in Northwest force some to seek shelter

By Manuel Valdes, Associated Press

Severe weather sweeping parts of the U.S. has brought frigid temperatures to the Pacific Northwest and heavy snow to mountains in Northern California and Nevada.

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Sep 10

Floating tombs, caskets vex grieving Louisiana residents after Ida floods cemeteries

By Roby Chavez

NEW ORLEANS - Norman Bouisse is wading through blackened water as thick muck fills his shrimp boots, looking for his baby brother's casket. For years, the casket sat undisturbed in its plot in Adams Cemetery in the historic town of…

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Sep 09

Watch 4:18
Scattered thunderstorms, lack of power complicate Louisiana recovery efforts

Power is now restored to most of New Orleans, but several hundred thousand people in southeast Louisiana are still without amid a rising death toll. Local officials say 9 more people in New Orleans have died of excessive heat, bringing…

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Sep 07

Watch 5:04
Most of New Orleans regains power, but many across Gulf Coast still waiting

By Roby Chavez

While President Joe Biden visited New York and New Jersey, hundreds of thousands of residents and businesses in Louisiana, which he visited earlier last week, have remained without power, water or other basic needs for over a week. PBS NewsHour…

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Sep 06

Watch 4:05
Hundreds of thousands of Americans still without power in Ida's aftermath

By Roby Chavez

New Jersey, New York and other Northeastern states continued cleaning up in the aftermath of the Ida storm system. At least 50 deaths from Virginia to Massachusetts have been linked with the storms. In Louisiana, at least 13 deaths have…

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Sep 03

Watch 5:01
Biden visits Louisiana as Gulf Coast, Northeast recover from Ida's toll

By Roby Chavez

The death toll from Ida grew Friday as first responders in some places went door to door to list the missing. At least 49 people were killed in five Northeast states. President Joe Biden traveled to Louisiana to see the…

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Sep 03

Watch 5:13
Nearly a decade after Hurricane Sandy, NYC's outer boroughs see 'bare minimum' investment

Justin Brannan, a New York City councilman representing Brooklyn, joins Judy Woodruff to discuss Ida's toll on New York City, and how the city can brace itself for similar weather events in the future.

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Sep 02

Watch 9:27
Despite being downgraded to a storm, Ida pummeled East Coast states

By Roby Chavez, Amber Partida, Dorothy Hastings, Jason Kane

The U.S. East Coast is grappling with historic flooding and tornadoes. At least 40 more deaths have been linked to storm Ida since it struck with new fury Wednesday. Other than Louisiana, flooding is also bad in parts of the…

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