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Troupe of 300 circus fleas killed by freezing weather in Germany

Thanks to freezing weather gripping Germany, an entire troupe of three-hundred performing fleas have died, just as they were due to perform at an open-air fair.

In the Media by Owen Weldon - 1 comment

Teen walks 10 miles in snow to job interview

Indianapolis - An Indianapolis, Indiana restaurant owner who happened to stumble across a teenager walking to a job interview, was inspired by the teen's determination.

In the Media by Greta McClain - 8 comments

Residents prepare for potentially 'historic' Winter Storm Nemo Special

Less than four months after Hurricane Sandy ravaged much of the northeast, residents in New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts are preparing for a major blizzard.

Digital Journal Report by Greta McClain - 4 comments

Severe Weather: When a Texas low and an Alberta clipper collide

Toronto - Texas and Alberta have many things in common. Both regions produce oil, raise cattle and for the most part are very conservative. It would appear though that when two weather systems, a Texas low and an Alberta clipper meet, there is a major clash.

In the Media by Karl Gotthardt - 4 comments

Photo Essay: Saturday morning snow blanket Special

Nashville - Nashvillians have been waiting all winter for a measurable snowfall, and on Saturday they awoke to their first substantial winter wonderland of the season.

Digital Journal Report by Greta McClain - 5 comments

Southeast United States battered by severe storms Special

Severe weather ripped through much of the south eastern United States on Wednesday, killing two people and leaving a path of destruction that stretches hundreds of miles.

Digital Journal Report by Greta McClain

Spring-like weather greets Torontonians

Toronto - Yes, there may still be snow outside your door this morning but it sure doesn’t feel like winter. In fact, the remaining snow this morning is easily melting as Toronto is experiencing record-breaking temperatures in the positive double digits.

In the Media by Veronica Silva Cusi - 4 comments

Cities can alter weather systems thousands of miles distant

According to a new study published at the weekend in the journal, Nature, large cities, most of which lie in the northern hemisphere, could be affecting weather systems more than 1000 miles away.

In the Media by Robert Myles - 2 comments

Photo Essay: Winter Storm Khan visits Tennessee Special

Crossville - Tennessee is infamous for its fickle winter weather, going from frigid temperatures and conditions to nearly spring like days perfect for a hike or picnic. This winter has been no exception.

Digital Journal Report by Greta McClain

'Hansel and Gretel' hunt a box office win

A new twist to an old fairy tale was able to hunt down a box office victory. "Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters" easily took the crown over the other newcomers. Jeremy Renner and Gemma Arterton were able to overcome a slow Friday start, too.

In the Media by Tim O'Brien