Two more winter storm impulses behind Garnett could bring more snow, ice and heavy rain from the Midwest to the East next week. Cities like Oklahoma City, Kansas City, Indianapolis, New York and ...

A fast-moving winter storm packing a dangerous combination of snow, sleet and ice is moving through the Midwest on Saturday afternoon, with up to a foot of snow ...

As much as 10.5 inches of snow fell late Thursday and early Friday in Kansas, the National Weather Service said. That amount was recorded at Hardtner, one mile north of the Oklahoma border in ...

On the warm side of a winter storm tracking across the Midwest on Wednesday, strong to severe thunderstorms are possible from Tennessee and Kentucky into southern Ohio and western West Virginia.

The arctic blast is bringing dangerously low temperatures and cold wind chills to parts of Midwest to the East Coast, according to the National Weather Service. After descending over the Rockies ...

I DON’T THINK IT MATTERS. I GUESS NOT. YEAH, BUT, YOU KNOW, THE Pilots at the Gardner, Kansas, airport exchanged their wheels for skis to enjoy the snow. The airport is technically closed ...

NBC News' Al Roker casts an eye over the latest forecast, with freezing weather to come for much of the South and the East. Arctic air and dangerous wind chills are plunging the Midwest and the ...

These sledders at Sedgwick County Park enjoyed the fresh snow early Friday morning ... his seven-plus years of working at newspapers in Kansas. He finished his MBA at Wichita State University ...

“The City’s done a great job,” LeBow said, praising the City’s snow management efforts. Tammy Ljungblad [email protected] The Kansas City area received between 1 and 3 inches of snow ...

A cold front is moving through the Ohio Valley and will be followed by another surge of Arctic air that is expected to reach the Midwest Monday ... to the National Weather Service.

Wichita had 5.9 inches of snow fall on Thursday, bringing the January total up to 9.5 inches, according to National Weather Service data. That amount, as measured at the Wichita Dwight D.