(NBC News) Heavy rain and high winds ripped across the Carolinas late Thursday, leaving trees toppled and power lines on the ground.
From Georgia to Delaware, storms exploded across the Mid-Atlantic.
(NBC News) So, your dream vacation's coming up and to prevent any shocking surprises when you return you've taken steps to keep your home secure while away.
(WSMV) Call this a new spin on the fashion police. Some local judges are cracking down on the dress code in court, not for those charged with crimes, but the attorneys. They said certain female lawyers are dressing inappropriately.
(WAVE) You can see the excitement and anticipation on the faces of the students at Louisville, Kentucky's Academy at Shawnee as the first images of their experiment, revealed.
(WESH) A man suspected in a cold case double-murder in Marion County, Florida has told authorities he killed more than 30 people in his work as a debt collector for a Mexican drug cartel, deputies said Wednesday.
(NBC News) A powerful storm system continues to make its way across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast today, igniting with it heavy rains, damaging winds and even hail.
(NBC News) The little girl who made national headlines after winning a fight to get on the adult lung transplant list has spent her first day with a new set of lungs.
(NBC News) It's being called the most destructive fire in Colorado history.
The Black Forest wildfire has consumed at least 360 homes and forced tens of thousands to evacuate.
(NBC News) In Washington today, lawmakers who support N.S.A. phone logging and internet monitoring warned the revelation of those programs tipped off would-be terrorists who are already changing how they communicate.
