A major winter storm is producing heavy snowfall across Colorado's high country, and a second, snow‑intense wave is expected Wednesday; impacts are likely to continue through Thursday morning.
Dozens held a vigil after a shooting at a Pawtucket-area hockey game that left multiple people dead or injured, and teammates, coaches and families gathered to grieve.
Giancarlo Stanton says his double elbow tendinitis is more manageable and will start spring training as a full participant. Manager Aaron Boone said Stanton is moving well, may delay his Grapefruit League debut, and will receive semi-regular days off during the season.
The American Library Association announced on Feb. 3 that Dr. Jewell Parker Rhodes won for authoring Will's Race for Home and R. Gregory Christie won for illustrating The Library in the Woods as the 2026 Coretta Scott King Book Award winners.
City officials are advancing PermitSF changes that would let developers pay a $2,590 in‑lieu fee instead of planting replacement trees and would remove the appeals process for city‑initiated hazardous removals; supporters say it speeds permitting while critics worry it will reduce trees in neighborhoods.
Warm, dry and windy weather has fueled multiple wildfires in Oklahoma; officials recommended roughly 4,000 Woodward residents evacuate and a large Beaver County blaze has crossed into Kansas.
After the Palisades Fire and the loss of her husband, Ellen Rudolph had $38,000 stolen by scammers; her synagogue and a GoFundMe campaign have raised funds to help her rebuild.
Ilia Malinin finished eighth in the Olympic free skate and will perform in the figure skating gala on Saturday; he told NBC he has something special planned for fans.
LNG exports from Kitimat began in June 2025 and are expected to lift natural-gas royalties to about $1.3 billion in 2026–27, while business groups warned the budget includes higher taxes and a significant projected increase in debt over the three-year plan.
Dr. Phillips Center in Orlando unveiled a 10-show Broadway season for 2026-27 including Hamilton and Wicked, and announced spring country concerts featuring Sawyer Brown, Sammy Kershaw and Vince Gill.
