Remembering the Worcester Tornado
One of the worst tornadoes ever to touch down in New England occurred 60 years ago on June 9, 1953. Full story
Rebuilding Together assists Old Hill
25 homeowners in Springfield's Old Hill neighborhood have a lot to be thankful for, by the end of this week, their homes will look like new. Full story
Study: NE is least prepared for storms
The first tropical storm of the Atlantic hurricane season has gotten a little stronger as it heads toward Florida's western coast and a new tropical storm warning has been issued for a swath of the U.S. East Coast. Full story
FDA to hold hearings for New England farmers
The Food and Drug Administration is organizing public hearings in New England for farmers who are concerned that proposed safety rules could hurt their businesses. Full story
Petition seeks closure of fish regulators' office
New England fishermen and their allies have submitted a petition to members of Congress urging them to close the regional office for federal fishing regulators and funnel the savings to the fishing industry. Full story
‘People need to be seeking cover right now’
Meteorologists are tracking a possible tornado moving into Moore, Okla., as well as other systems moving through the state. Authorities have already closed down a stretch of I-35 where some people were stranded. Long-lived violent and dangerous tornadoes are expected to sweep through the region. And
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'Painstaking work' ahead for Boston Marathon investigators
NBC News Terrorism Expert Michael Leiter explains investigators search through photographs and video as looking for "a needle in a haystack" in piecing together who's responsible in the bombing at the Boston Marathon.
Severe weather hits Northeast and South
The last day of winter leaves with a wallop as New England wrestles with heavy snow, and storms bring heavy rain, winds and power outages. Chris Clackum reports.
Winter storms threaten Northeast, Midwest
TODAY’s Dylan Dreyer reports on the paths of two storms that are expected to dump snow on parts of the Midwest and New England, where up to a foot is predicted.
Severe winter storm causing coastal flooding
As a storm continues to dump snow on the East Coast up into New England, coastal areas are battling flooding and several flights are grounded. TODAY’s Al Roker reports.
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Massive Blizzard Hits New England
BOSTON, MA - FEBRUARY 9: Snow covered vehicles sit on Commonwealth Avenue on February 9, 2013 in the Brighton neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts. The powerful storm has knocked out power to 650,000 and dumped more than two feet of snow in parts of New England.
