Maryland Couple Allegedly Locked 4-Year-Old in Dark Closet for 12 Hours Daily, Police Say

Maryland Couple Allegedly Locked 4-Year-Old in Dark Closet for 12 Hours Daily, Police Say

A Maryland mother and her boyfriend are facing serious charges after investigators say they routinely confined the woman’s 4-year-old child inside a closet with no light and no food for hours at a time, according to the St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office. Kaylynn Nicole Moore, 28, and James Earl Stone, 27, were arrested and charged … Read more

Arizona Wife, 41, Allegedly Stabbed Husband, 82, Then Showed Up at Neighbor’s Home Covered in Blood, Police Say

Arizona Wife, 41, Allegedly Stabbed Husband, 82, Then Showed Up at Neighbor's Home Covered in Blood, Police Say

A 41-year-old woman in Mesa, Arizona, is facing a murder charge after she allegedly killed her elderly husband and then walked to a neighbor’s house holding the weapon, according to police. Christina Copley was taken into custody following the death of her 82-year-old husband, Ed Copley, at their residence in a gated community late Saturday … Read more

West Virginia Records Over 6 Inches of Rain in 24 Hours as Flood-Prone Corridor Stretches From Pittsburgh to Washington and Richmond

West Virginia Records Over 6 Inches of Rain in 24 Hours as Flood-Prone Corridor Stretches From Pittsburgh to Washington and Richmond

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A slow-crawling line of storms unleashed more than six inches of rainfall across central West Virginia within a single 24-hour window ending early Wednesday morning, with the National Weather Service confirming a peak total of 6.71 inches near the Charleston region — one of the highest single-day rainfall readings recorded in the … Read more

Louisville, Cincinnati and Charleston Brace for New Flash Flood Threat as Storms Could Dump Up to 3 Inches of Rain an Hour

Louisville, Cincinnati and Charleston Brace for New Flash Flood Threat as Storms Could Dump Up to 3 Inches of Rain an Hour

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Parts of the Ohio Valley are being told to prepare for another round of dangerous flash flooding, with forecasters warning that repeated thunderstorms could unleash rainfall rates as high as three inches per hour across southern Ohio, southern Indiana, and central and eastern Kentucky. The warning came Tuesday evening through an official … Read more

D.C., Baltimore and Annapolis Under Watch as Storm Cells Moving Through Region Show History of Rotation

D.C., Baltimore and Annapolis Under Watch as Storm Cells Moving Through Region Show History of Rotation

WASHINGTON — A sprawling band of rain packed with embedded thunderstorms rolled into the Washington, D.C., region Tuesday night, dropping moderate to heavy rainfall across the metro area starting around 8:10 p.m. While no severe thunderstorm warnings were active, forecasters flagged that several cells buried within the system carried a history of rotation, prompting close … Read more

Tropical Storm Bertha Set to Strike Southeast Louisiana Wednesday Night as Forecasters Warn of Dangerous Winds and Rip Currents

Tropical Storm Bertha Set to Strike Southeast Louisiana Wednesday Night as Forecasters Warn of Dangerous Winds and Rip Currents

A weakening but still hazardous Tropical Storm Bertha is on track to make its way into southeast Louisiana by Wednesday evening, bringing sustained winds near 60 mph and a dangerous rip current threat along the Central Gulf Coast, according to the National Hurricane Center. As of Tuesday evening, strong upper-level shear from the north had … Read more

Multi-State Storm Threat Looms Over Midwest as Forecasters Warn Rain Totals Could Wildly Differ Mile to Mile

Multi-State Storm Threat Looms Over Midwest as Forecasters Warn Rain Totals Could Wildly Differ Mile to Mile

A stretch of unsettled weather is set to return across the Midwest and Great Lakes region starting Sunday, July 26, and lasting through Tuesday, July 28, with forecasters warning of repeated rounds of disorganized storm activity that could bring heavy downpours to some communities while leaving nearby areas largely dry. According to the National Weather … Read more

Virginia and Maine Brace for Level 2 Storm Risk Wednesday as Officials Warn Damaging Winds Could Strike Into the Night

Virginia and Maine Brace for Level 2 Storm Risk Wednesday as Officials Warn Damaging Winds Could Strike Into the Night

RICHMOND, Va. — Two separate regions of the country are being placed on alert for the same level of severe weather danger this Wednesday, even though the storms threatening them have nothing to do with each other. The Storm Prediction Center has issued a Level 2 out of 5 severe weather risk for a stretch … Read more

Midwest Wakes Up to Near-Fall Chill as Rare Summer Cold Blast Drops Temperatures Up to 16 Degrees Below Normal

Midwest Wakes Up to Near-Fall Chill as Rare Summer Cold Blast Drops Temperatures Up to 16 Degrees Below Normal

A sudden and unusual cold blast is set to sweep across the Midwest and Great Lakes region early Thursday, pushing morning temperatures as much as 16 degrees below seasonal norms, according to the National Weather Service. Residents from Chicago to Cleveland could wake up to conditions that feel more like early autumn than the peak … Read more

Same Storm Pattern That’s Lingered for Days Now Puts Raleigh and the Outer Banks Under Moderate Flood Risk Thursday

Same Storm Pattern That's Lingered for Days Now Puts Raleigh and the Outer Banks Under Moderate Flood Risk Thursday

RALEIGH, N.C. — A slow-moving weather system that has parked itself over the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast for nearly a week is now pushing a Moderate flood risk over central and eastern North Carolina, with forecasters warning that Thursday could bring the heaviest rain yet. The Weather Prediction Center placed its highest-tier alert for Thursday over … Read more