The extreme cold that gripped a large part of the country this week is beginning to let up, but not without leaving some damage in its wake.
Teams have specific needs. Not just any hotel will do. Nor will just any food.
Winter has got an early grip on the country.
A polar vortex is predictable, so it makes for an easy, media-friendly story.
Natural gas prices are up but demand is expected to plummet, spelling savings.
Snow, rain, wind, and ice are across the U.S. this year in one of the more dreadful winters on record. With unexpected weather comes unexpected costs.
Delayed trains left commuters standing in icy winds, and revealed an accident waiting to happen.
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack talks polar vortex, the farm bill, and food prices.
A Missouri cattle farmer tells us why.
Tossing boiling water in the air in subzero temperatures will only get you burned.
