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Several airports throughout the Northeast announced flight cancelations Friday as a winter storm sweeps the region making travel treacherous.

A Virginia man who became trapped in the winter storm traffic disaster that snarled Interstate 95 earlier this week says he made it home after nine hours – only to be slammed with a $600 Uber bill.

It's been four days since the state was pounded with up to 11 inches of snow falling at a rate of one to two inches per hour. Now, the National Weather Service is projecting even more snow in many of the already hard-hit areas.

A viral TikTok video shows how a bread truck delivery driver was able to come to the much-needed assistance of drivers who were left stranded on I-95 in Virginia.

Although rain and drizzle are expected to clear out by Wednesday afternoon, officials are still "watching chances for accumulating snow Thursday night

Utah Republican Gov. Spencer Cox has signed an emergency order to suspend certain federal regulations that are preventing residents in the state from receiving propane gas amid harsh, freezing temperatures.

Increased spending on public health preparedness and drilling for potential disaster response scenarios could help states like Virginia handle the next “unprecedented” storm or other calamity, according one expert.

Hundreds of thousands of people are without power on Tuesday morning after winter storms hit Virginia and the surrounding areas.

Washington, D.C., and surrounding areas were hit with widespread power outages Monday due to a winter storm

Other theme parks in California, like Disneyland and Universal Studios, did not close.

More than a thousand flights were canceled again on Friday as airlines continued to contend with the omicron variant of the coronavirus.

The dispatcher told the driver that turning back would be seen as "refusing your route" and would lead to her termination.

The level of damage in Kentucky is still being assessed while crews continue working to remove debris from roadways and restore or replace damaged traffic signals.

Five states – Kentucky, Illinois, Arkansas, Tennessee and Missouri – were slammed by the tornado outbreak Friday that killed at least 88 people.

The tornadoes and severe weather that tore through the nation’s midsection over the weekend has caused at least $3 billion in insured damages, a report says.

Six Amazon employees working at the 1.1 million square foot facility in Edwardsville, Illinois were killed in the building's collapse on Friday, while another individual remains hospitalized with serious injuries after tornados ripped through the region.

Homeowners who live in high-risk areas prone to natural disasters may soon be paying more for flood insurance due to a new FEMA methodology.

Mayfield Consumer Products CEO Troy Propes said that six of his employees are still missing and eight have died after a tornado tore through his candle factory in Kentucky on Friday night while more than 100 people were inside.

Kentucky’s attorney general sent a message Saturday that scam artists and unscrupulous business owners won’t be tolerated as the commonwealth’s residents deal with widespread and devastating tornado damage.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos issued a statement late Saturday about Friday night's warehouse tragedy in Illinois, hours after he was blasted on social media for seeming quiet on the topic amid the latest flight of his Blue Origin spacecraft.