January 2019

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• Lake Superior Freezes Over
• Noon Weather 1/31
• Winter Sports Traumatic Brain Injuries
• Huge Cavity Discovered at Bottom of Antarctic Glacier
• Maldives Issues Swimming Warning After 5 People Drown in One Week
• It's So Cold the Ground Looks Like Clouds on Satellite
• Ontario Beach Becomes the Scene of Brotherly Shenanigans
• Tourist Holds Deadly Blue-Ringed Octopus in Australia
• Will Phil See His Shadow on Groundhog Day?
• Arctic Blast Has Taken Deadly Toll on Midwest
• Stormy Weather in the West Could Be Next Winter Storm
• Weather: Morning Forecast January 31
• The Super Bowl Coming to Atlanta with Some Mild Temperatures, Too
• There's an End in Sight to All of this Cold
• Last Day of Polar Vortex-Triggered Cold for Midwest
• Sports Spotlight: Aric Knopik
• Civil Asset Forfeiture Bill
• Keeping your infant on track in winter
• New Cheif Economic Developer
• Weather: Morning Forecast January 30
• 8 dogs seized by SB Animal Control, staff reminding owners to keep pets inside
• Be Like a Banana and Bundle Up!
• Dangerous cold sets in
• Frozen Feline Found in Iowa Snow, Paws Stuck to Ice
• Bowling for the USA
• Microplastics Found in Key Water Source, Study Finds
• Noon Weather 1/30
• New York Squirrel Appears to Play Peek-a-Boo in Snow
• Polar Vortex-Triggered Cold Outbreak So Cold That...
• Morning Weather 1/30
• Damaged Joshua Tree National Park Could Take Hundreds of Years to Recover
• Arctic Conditions Evident on Interstate in the Midwest
• The Super Bowl is Almost Here! Here's the Forecast for this Week in Atlanta
• The Next Snowmaker is Already on the Way
• Arctic Cold Wind Chills Will Affect Over 100 Million People
• Komrosky Sentencing
• Dreams realized
• South Bend schools provide bus rides to help homeless
• Meteorologists explain snowstorm 'bust'
• City was ready for potential winter precipitation
• The Salvation Army prepared for cold temperatures
• Caos en el río Hudson
• Martian Dust Storm May Have Killed NASA’s Opportunity Rover
• A 'Sun Dog' Appears Across the Northern Sky
• Noon Weather 1/29
• Why Brutal Cold and Global Warming isn’t Oxymoron
• Tornado in Turkey Causes Terrifying Moments at Airport
• Why Brutal Cold and Global Warming Isn’t Oxymoron
• When Will You See Snow Next?
• AM Weather 1/29
• Shoveling 7 Feet of Snow at Yellowstone Like Moving a Fridge
• Vermont Skiers Evacuated from Chair Lift After Electrical Issue
• Deadly Winter Storm Jayden Causes Travel Havoc in the Southern Plains, Midwest
• How Long Will the Brutal Temperatures Last? Not Long, A Warm Up is Coming
• Weather: Morning Forecast January 29
• Dangerous Dip in Temperatures Will Affect Millions
• Winter Storm Jayden: What's Left for the Midwest to the Northeast
• Flight delays
• Keeping the building up
• Late Weather 1-28
• Officials warn drivers ahead of dangerous wintry weather
• Neshoba County prepares for winter weather
• St. Patrick School parade
• Local EMA gearing up for snowfall late Monday, early Tuesday
• World’s Longest Mountain Chain Didn’t Form the Way Scientists Thought
• Frigid Temperatures Pose Double Health Risk
• Spinning Car Hits ND Deputy’s Car Before Falling into Ditch
• NASA Super Guppy Takes Off
• Spinning Car Hits ND Deputy’s Car Before Falling into Ditch
• How Long Will the Extreme Cold Temperatures Last?
• Cuba’s Capital Cleans Up After Deadly Tornado
• 13-year-old Boy Found Dead After Leaving Home During Winter Storm Indra
• Weather: Morning Forecast January 28
• It's Superbowl Week! Here's What to Expect in Atlanta
• Warning: Coldest Temperatures in Two Decades Coming to Midwest
• Winter Storm Jayden Could Bring Snow to the Southeast
• Jayden: Winter Storm Warnings in Effect from Northern Plains to Great Lakes
• Late Weather 1-27
• Panel about HPV vaccination
• New Years Resolutions
• Evening Weather 1-26
• High Wind Watch
• Evening weather 1-26-19
• Full STEAM Ahead studio offers winter fun for non-verbal children
• Monango woman receives shout out from the president
• Schwartz Memorial Plunge
• Green Industry Workshop
• Venezuelan in North Dakota reacts to situation
• Breweries face issues even as partial shutdown looks to be ending
• The Correct Way To Fall On The Ice
• 5 Things You Need to Help You Navigate Winter Roads
• The Cost of Winter Weather
• Chili Challenge
• Chili Challenge
• Fit Tips: Adaptive gymnastics
• Sabre Dog host families
• Local bank helps government employees amid shutdown
• Evening weather 1-25-19
• Gate City Bank donates $250,000 for Giving Hearts Day
• New Generations Park gets upgrades
• Venezuelan in North Dakota reacts to situation
• State Penitentiary on lockdown after staff members were assaulted
• Lauderdale County Schools promoting anti-bullying campaign
• Camp Meridale undergoes major renovation
• 39350 Music Fest coming to Philadelphia
• Where Can You Find the Best Snow in the Country?
• Watch Ice Jam Break Apart in Vermont
• Pizza Ovens Helping America’s Struggling Coal Industry
• Timelpase of Rotating Ice Disk
• Miracle Rescue: 3-Year-Old Boy Found Alive After Days Outside in the Cold
• River in China Becomes the Scene of Dramatic Water Rescue
• AM Weather 1/25
• Amazing Rainfall Spotted in Austria
• Friday Morning Weather
• Weather: Morning Forecast January 25
• Keeping cattle warm through the winter
• 'Into the Woods' combines Minot area talent on one stage
• Medical Minute: Transparency charges posted for public view
• KMOT Pets of the Week
• Child Life Program brings support to kids in the hospital at Sanford
• ND House Agriculture Committee recommends not to pass animal cruelty bill
• Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library gaining momentum
• Cramer, Hoeven weigh in on shutdown
• Jury finds Wickham guilty
• Evenng weather 1-24-19
• County Road 11: "Old Pro Turkey Hunter"
• The law office of Perry Newton delivers around 50 coats for Coats for Kids
• Four-Legged Members of the Ski Patrol
• A Flying Car May Not Be That Far Away
• Climate Change won't Diminish Nor'easters
• Noon Weather 1/24
• Iran Land Subsidence Threatening Tehran-Area Infrastructure
• A Decade of Oil
• One of the Snowiest Cities in America Broke a Snow Record
• Ice on the Great Lakes More than Doubles in January
• AM Weather 1/24
• Poll Finds Americans Believe Climate Change is Real
• Weather: Morning Forecast January 24
• Winter Storm Indra Becomes More of a Flood Threat
• Clearing off your vehicle to reduce crime or injury
• A Medal of Honor recipient speaks in Minot
• Sports Spotlight: Treyton Mattern
• Bill addressed to protect LGTBQ individuals for fair housing, employment
• Velva improving school travel safety with America Walks grant
• Truck goes through ice on Lake Darling
• Evening weather 1-23-19
• Bismarck population regulates number of some liquor licenses
• Student led virtual education plan bill trying to work with federal law
• Trial continues for Lyft driver accused of sex assault of a passenger
• This week's fluctuating temperatures, precipitation to cause more potholes
• Extracurricular activities prove to benefit students at Neshoba Central
• Runaway Cat Takes Steep Slide Down Dam to Safety
• Effect of government shutdown felt in Meridian
• Blood donations desperately needed across the country
• Strong Winds in Texas Knocks Over SpaceX Rocket
• Intriguing Moment for Dog and Killer Whale
• NDT Pet of the Week: Jackie
• Poll Finds Americans Believe Climate Change is Real
• Football feast: Buffalo Wings & Rings
• Stunning Ice Sculptures Made by Mother Nature
• White vs. brown fat
• Cookie University teaches Girl Scouts life skills
• Wisconsin Deputy Almost Hit by Sliding SUV on Icy Road
• Here's a Climate Change ‘Time Bomb’ You Might Have Overlooked
• Don't Go Out on Thin Ice
• Water Bottle Shows Supercooling 2
• Winter Storm Indra's Ice and Snow Threat Moves East
• Bismarck Apartment Fire Displaces Families Tuesday Afternoon
• Working in the cold
• AM Weather 1/23
• Lancaster County Lacks Crews to Clear Roads
• Road conditions in Lincoln on Tuesday
• More Snow Expected For Dakotas, Great Lakes
• Weather: Morning Forecast January 23
• Cold Temperatures Return Through the Weekend
• Freezing rain creates icy mess across Michiana roads
• Lawmakers mull fuel tax increase
• The Driving Force Behind the Weather...The Jet Stream
• Teachers learn to use creative movement in the classroom
• MEC tour focuses on workforce, recruitment
• MDOT sends money to repair bridges, roads in Meridian, Lauderdale County
• NAS Meridian hosts MLK ceremony
• Melting Greenland Ice Sheet Near ‘Tipping Point’
• Kansas State Trooper Narrowly Avoids Collision on Rainy Road
• ‘Ancient’ Scotland Stone Circle Turns Out to Be Replica
• Noon Weather 1/22
• Homegrown with Hope: Foolproof guide to childproofing
• Hundreds of Rays Captured Migrating off the Coast of Mexico
• Gulf of California Fish Thriving in Deep Sea with Virtually No Oxygen
• Morning Weather Update 1/22
• Snow Waves Spotted in Upstate New York
• Moose Chases Skier Down Slope at Colorado Resort
• Avalanche in Colorado Kills 1 Just a Week After Deadly New Mexico Avalanche
• Weather: Morning Forecast - January 22
• Late Weather 1-21
• An Eggcelent lesson on Martin Luther King Day
• Abortion bills bring emotional testimony
• Philadelphia community pays tribute to Dr. King
• Mississippi Power employees give back to the community
• MLK Day celebrated with parade in Meridian
• Hundreds gather for annual Martin Luther King Day breakfast
• Noon Weather 1/21
• Crocodile Walks Onto Crowded Beach in Colombia
• Frozen Lake in Finland is Perfect Setting for Extreme Polar Plunge
• Passengers Trapped on Plane for More Than 14 Hours in Brutal Cold
• Trump Mocks Global Warming in Tweet
• AM Weather 1/21
• Snow for the South this Week? Time Will Tell
• Stunning Video of Building Buried in Austria Snow
• Weather: Morning Forecast - January 21
• Celestial curtain will be rising soon on lunar extravaganza
• SkyWarn 13 Weather @ Ten (1/20/19)
• Chili Cook-off and Mac and Cheese Challenge
• Evening weather 1-20-19
• Harper Snow and Ice Wrapping Up in Northeast
• Firefighters Rescue Deer From Frigid Water in Lake Olathe
• Hikers Rescued Before Harper Hit Yosemite National Park
• Forecast for Super Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse Tonight
• Winter Storm Indra Set to Move Across Country
• Minnesota’s Minnehaha Falls Still a Few Degrees From Frozen
• Very Cold Temperatures Behind Winter Storm Harper
• Thousands of Ice Balls Washing up on Shores of Lake Ontario
• Late Weather 1-19
• Evening weather 1-19-19
• Total lunar eclipse for the Northern Plains
• RSVP Service Project
• RSVP DONATION DRIVE
• Bismarck annual Women's March looks forward to the future
• Fire destroys machine shed in Lincoln
• Carl's Wild Wyoming Weekend Weather & Beyond
• Plane Slides off Icy Runway in Omaha During Winter Storm Harper
• Late Weather 1-18
• Momma Shark
• Neshoba Central JROTC Program first in the state
• One man stabbed near the 700 block of Reed Ave.
• Gymagic open gym
• Latest: Saltwater well site fire
• Bill to move Common School Trust Funds
• Fight the Frost comes to Minot for the first time
• Who should enforce federal gun laws?
• Britta Curl on playing at Wisconsin
• Evening weather 1-18-19
• Supervisors address ongoing courthouse concerns
• MSU-Meridian bucks trend in college enrollment
• Lamar students donate dozens of coats for Coats for Kids Campaign
• State Fire Marshal cracking down on security alarm scams
• Plane Slides off Icy Runway in Omaha During Winter Storm Harper
• First responders special delivery
• 5th graders trying to bring awareness to homeless problem
• Total Eclipse This Weekend January
• Fun kitchen gadgets
• Explosion rocks Watford City well site
• California Storms Leave at Least 6 Dead
• AM Weather 1/18
• Holiday Weekend Travel Woes Thanks to Winter Storm Harper
• Winter Weather Watch
• Midwest: I-70 Travel Will Be Dangerous
• Late weather 1-17
• Evening weather 1-17-19
• Medical Minute: Safe Kids Worldwide
• Latest: Watford City explosion at saltwater disposal site
• Staffing the Capitol for the session
• Heavy opposition to bills aimed at expanding constitutional carry
• Mayor reacts to council's decision on pay bands
• Farewell tribute to GMM Anchor Andrea Williams
• Educators respond to Gov. Phil Bryant's workforce development push
• The MAX given an honorable mention by the governor
• MCC ceremony celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King
• The Worst Interstate for Winter Travel, I-80?
• Mandan's commercial property approach
• Tribal flags on display at the Capitol
• Watford City crews respond to large explosion at saltwater disposal site
• Drone explosion video
• Watford City explosion at saltwater disposal site
• Noon Weather 1/17
• World’s Permafrost is Warming, and that’s a Problem
• Huge Elk Herd Crosses Highway in Washington State
• Morning Weather 1/16
• California Storms Continue Today
• Thursday Morning Forecast
• Winter Storm Harper Could Mean a Travel Nightmare
• Before the Big Storm: Pre-Harper Snow Expected to Hit Midwest, Northeast
• Inside look at a practice with the Minot Minotauros
• Sports Spotlight: Megan Zander
• Massage therapy releases built up stress, tension
• Undefeated Demons
• Beating the winter blues with indoor plants
• KMOT Pets of the Week
• Evening weather 1-16-19
• Bill proposes to penalize misrepresentation of service animals
• How the shutdown is impacting the oil industry
• Airbnb booms in North Dakota
• Alabama lawmakers to consider possible gas tax increase
• Local officials, teachers react to teacher pay raises
• Can You Literally Freeze to Death?
• Noon Weather 1/16
• Snow to End Week in Midwest and Northeast
• A Flash Freeze Can Cause Big Problems in Just Moments
• NDT Pet of the week Ricardo
• The benefits of baby-at-work programs
• Fossil Fuel Phaseout Could Limit Global Warming
• Hunter Safety in Schools
• Ice Circle Spinning on River in Maine
• Air Travel Delays Expected with Winter Storm Harper
• Kenmare monument damaged in fire
• Morning Weather 1/16
• California Storm Could Bring Flash Flooding, Mudslides, and Blizzards
• Winter Storm Harper Could Mean Major Snow from Plains to NE
• West Coast Parade of Storms Not Over Yet
• MUNA salutes 45 year employee
• Clarkdale Middle School students create their own video games
• Bank robbery on East Expressway
• Rare Calico Lobster Shows up at Seafood Market
• Watch: New York’s Tappan Zee Bridge Demolished
• Cotton Seed Brought by Chang’e 4 Spacecraft Sprout on Far Side of Moon
• Noon Weather 1/15
• North Carolina's Outer Banks Homes Threatened by Shifting Sand Dune
• German U-boat from WWI Resurfaces off Coast of Northern France
• Antarctica Now Melting 6 Times Faster than in 1980s
• When is the Coldest Time of Year?
• AM Weather 1/15
• Honey Bees’ Defense Wave is Mesmerizing
• Watch Kid’s Puddle-Dodging Plan Go Horribly Wrong
• New Evacuations Ordered in California Burn Areas
• More Storms Expected for California, West Coast
• Late Week Snow Could be Major from Plains to Northeast
• Redefining Social Services in ND
• First Native American U.S. Congresswoman
• Fire officials offer safety tips
• Fitch runs for attorney general, stops in Meridian
• Seminole County, Florida the Nation’s Top Spot for Lightning in 2018
• Noon Weather 1/14
• Exodus: A Dead End Between Two Borders
• Mystery Over Easter Island’s Giant Statues Solved
• Watch Snowball Fight on National Mall
• African Elephants Evolved Without Tusks After Mozambique’s Civil War
• Exodus: As The Lake Runs Dry
• Ski Patrollers in France Killed by Devices Used to Trigger Avalanches
• AM Weather 1/14
• Dangerous Intersections in North Platte
• Eagle watching at Lake Ogallala
• Tracking Two More Chances for Snow
• Winter Storm Gia's Deadly Wrath Across the Midwest
• Stormy Weather on Tap for California
• When Will it Snow Next? Two More Potential Snowmakers Ahead
• Convenience of Cash-Wa
• Late Weather 1-13
• Preparing Silver Mine Ski Hill
• Late Weather 1-12
• Lack of Snow Causes Concern for Wisconsin Golf Courses
• Jim Henson exhibit at the MAX
• B
• Local police chief gives back
• Baby born in the cold
• How the shutdwon affects Standing Rock
• Mississippi Children's Museum offers virtual tour of Meridian site
• 'Mississippi to THE MAX' project being administered to fourth grade students
• PRR launching Mississippi's first casino sports betting app
• Students learn about Elvis Presley
• Oceans Warming Faster Than Thought. Why That’s a Bad Thing
• Stranded Seals Cause Chaos in Small Canadian Town
• Dolphins Decide to Surf Same Wave as Ventura County Man
• Stranded Seals Cause Chaos in Small Canadian Town
• Weather: Morning Forecast - January 11
• Cold Temperatures Rebound Next Week
• Parade of Storms Affecting West Coast
• The Jim Henson Exhibition: Imagination Unlimited
• The Jim Henson Exhibition: Imagination Unlimited
• Longtime Newton County Sheriff retiring
• Tate hosts official announcement for Sen. District 33 run
• Climbing the pro baseball ladder
• Petition Process
• A year of Faith
• Food inspections continuing locally
• Hosemann announces run for Lt. Gov. in Meridian
• County Road 11: Beason Family Farm
• MPC: Declining fuel costs mean lower electric bills
• Move to Learn Initiative comes to local elementary school
• Tree Stump Transformed into a 'Branch' Library
• NASA to Ram Spacecraft into Asteroid in Planetary Defense Test
• Sunset at CO National Monument
• Noon Weather
• Incredible Illusion Makes Farmland Snow Look 3D
• French Pilot Pulls off Expert Rescue After Skiers Stranded in Alps
• AM Weather 1-10
• Russian Icicle Removal Attempt Destroys Rooftop
• Parade of Storms Could Hit West Over the Next 7 Days
• Weather: Morning Forecast - January 10
• Mandan Police fully staffed
• Miles for Smiles Fundraiser
• Companions for Children
• Meridian Regional Airport donates aircraft to Hinds CC
• Locals express gratitude for law enforcement
• Exodus: ‘The Hunger That Consumes You’
• It Turns Out Oysters Aren't Big Fans of Moonlight
• Noon Weather 1-9
• Sailboat Abandoned in Around-the-World Trip Has Been Found
• Camera Captures Car Sliding off Slick Road into Maine Family’s Porch
• Spongy Indian Earth Bounces Like a Trampoline
• Melting Snow Pours off Chinese Stadium Roof Like Avalanche
• AM Weather 1-9
• Wind-Whipped Waves in England Enchant Small Dog
• Norwegian Family’s Snow Removal Method is so Satisfying
• Critically Endangered Orcas at Risk of 'Extinction Event'
• Weather: Morning Forecast - January 9
• Reading initiative introduced at Neshoba Central Schools
• Workforce Development Initiative
• Parts of Savanna's Act Introduced in ND
• Back to Life
• School staff learn about how to recognize bullying
• Sweet Gum Bottom Road rerouting project hits new snag
• Children treated to musical version of classic story
• Carbon Dioxide Emissions up as Coal Use Plummets, Here’s Why
• Oceans Heating at Rate of Atomic Bomb Per Second
• Portuguese Man-of-War Spotted on Florida Panhandle Beaches
• Wind Turbines in Morton Township Denied
• Malta’s Azure Window Could be Replaced by Mirrored Metal Arch
• AM Weather 1-8
• Frozen Puddle Puzzles Adorable Pooch
• Plans moving forward for downtown project
• Deadly Winter Storm Continues to Dump Snow on Central Europe
• Weather: Morning Forecast - January 8
• Tax impact following government shutdown
• Board ratifies State of Emergency declaration
• New setback for Lauderdale County Courthouse renovations
• Back to school for MCC students
• Monarch Butterfly Population Plummets 86 Percent
• Prenatal yoga to ease pregnancy
• Noon Weather 1-7
• Raising the Bar on Fitness
• Bismarck Exercise
• Pacific Ocean Depths Still Being Affected by ‘Little Ice Age’
• Heartwarming Dog Rescue in Hungary
• California Wildfires Pose Threat to Drinking Water
• AM Weather 1-7
• Farmers come together to help one of their own
• Nebraskan National Geographic photographer brings gallery to North Platte
• Warm weather keeps local golf courses busy
• Container housing coming to Lincoln
• Australia’s Summer Heat Causes Cute Koala Encounter
• Greenland Sky Turns Blue in Quadrantid Meteor Shower Time-Lapse
• Watching the Potential for Southern Snow
• Weather: Morning Forecast - January 7
• Tips to avoid the flu
• SkyWarn 13 Weather @ Ten (1/6/19)
• Youth Hockey in the Chippewa Valley
• Snowshoe Making at Beaver Creek Reserve (1/6/19)
• Chippewa Valley Match Games (1/6/19)
• Tailgating in "South Fargo"
• Late Weather 1/5
• Evening weather 1-5-19
• Fans cheer on Bison at official watch site in Velva
• Fans celebrate another Bison win
• SkyWarn 13 Weather @ Six (1/5/19)
• Flying Eagles Invitational (1/5/19)
• Cold Case: 18 Years Since Angelina Wall Was Murdered (1/5/19)
• Down to Earth Hosts Winter Market (1/5/19)
• Eau Claire Outdoor Rinks Open for Season
• Tropical Storm Pabuk Producing a Lot of Rain in Asia
• Dozens of Vehicles Crash on Icy Interstate
• Warm weather on Main Street in downtown Minot
• Fit Tips: Weights
• Evening weather 1-4-19
• Fundraiser to honor the lives lost on Air Medical plane crash
• LT interviews Luke Bacon
• Morton Township wind turbine debate
• Five flags of North Dakota's first nations to fly outside Burgum's office
• Williams County Corrections Center employment turnover down
• Robert Logan sworn in as chancery judge in Newton County
• Great Scorpion Trail Run Saturday at Bonita
• City leaders discuss what 2019 will bring to Meridian
• Clarke Co. flooding recovery underway
• Bailey takes the oath of office
• Winter Storm Fisher Caused Snowy and Icy Mess in Southern Plains
• Watch Skiers Get Knocked off their Feet by High Wind
• Colorado Snow Causes Corgi to Struggle
• Winter in India Cold Enough to Freeze Water Inside Pipes
• LT interviews Levi Jordheim
• Music on a Friday: Will Dakota
• What You Need to Know About Flooding
• Kids Connection: 'W' sitting
• Fab Friday: Verge Fitness
• School nutrition strategies
• Huge Alligator Returns to Florida Nature Preserve ... Maybe
• Melting Ice Sheets Leaking Methane?
• New York Neighbors Use Drone to Rescue Deer from Frozen Lake
• Kneeboarder Gets Visit from Curious Killer Whale in New Zealand
• AM Weather 1-4
• Looking Ahead at a Brewing Winter Storm
• Montana Ski Resort Chairlift Malfunctions Leaving Skiers Stuck
• Winter Storm Fisher Kills at Least 4 in Oklahoma
• Weather: Morning Forecast - January 4
• Three Big Changes Coming This Weekend
• CEMA shares flooding concerns
• LT interviews Tanner Volson
• Evening weather 1-3-19
• Live in Frisco, Texas with the Bison
• Bison fan bus heads to Frisco
• Boy with superhero heart gives back to community
• Governor calls for action in State of the State address
• State of State and Tribal Relations address
• Chief Justice of North Dakota's Supreme Court addresses legislature
• County Road 11: J&M Entwined Designs
• Family still recovering after Christmas Day fire
• Progress being made restoring flood-damaged roads
• Nelson Hall Chevrolet presents check to United Way
• Close Call for State Trooper on Icy Oklahoma Bridge
• China Releases Pictures from Moon's Far Side
• Several Species Went Extinct in 2018
• Georgia Sanctuary Offers New Hope for Retired Research Chimps
• Huge Dust Storm in Australia December
• Texas Is the Best Place on Earth for Clean Energy, Per New Study
• Chef Trevor makes a Sicilian wrap and hummus
• New Zealand Sandbar Serves as Picturesque Cricket Pitch
• Chinese Spacecraft Becomes First to Land on Far Side of Moon
• Tourists Flee Thailand’s Southern Islands Ahead of Tropical Storm
• Winter Storm Fisher: Snow in Desert, Havoc on Roads
• Weather: Morning Forecast - January 3
• This Ghost Town Sold For $1.4 Million
• Big Weather Changes Coming This Weekend
• Southeast Looking at a Wet Late Week
• Winter Storm Fisher Means Snow and Ice for TX, OK
• Evening weather 1-2-19
• Rep.-elect Armstrong to be sworn in Thursday
• First day of qualifying elections in Lauderdale Co.
• Sports Spotlight: Matt Kaylor
• Sticking to those New Year's fitness resolutions
• LT arrives in Frisco with the Bison
• KMOT Pets of the Week
• Carbon monoxide concerns during winter months
• Bismarck Police Department already receiving tips on new app
• Legislators dont know what to expect for State of the State
• Sanford Heath completes merger.
• First day of qualifying elections in Lauderdale Co.
• Neshoba County Sheriff will not seek re-election
• City council rejects mayor's nominee for P & R director
• Charlie Smith sworn in as chancery judge
• The Most Distant Object Ever Encountered by a Spacecraft
• Lightning Puts on a Stunning Show for New Year's Eve in Australia
• January’s Total Lunar Eclipse Packs Three Treats in One
• National Forecast
• New Year’s Eve Bonfire Sparks Firenadoes in Netherlands
• Penelope is the NDT Pet of the Week
• Partial Government Shutdown Hits National Parks with Trash, Waste
• Storm in Denmark May Have Caused Deadly Train Accident
• Florida Authorities Rescue Woman After Car Crashes into Muddy Water
• 2019 a busy time for Habitat For Humanity
• Local taxis impacted by rideshare companies
• Weather: Morning Forecast - January 2
• New Year Begins with Snow and Ice for the Southwest to the Ohio Valley
• 2018 Crime recap
• Minot welcomes its first baby of 2019
• Year in review: Top "11" stories of 2018, Part 2
• 100 homes damaged in Clarke County flooding
• Locals share their New Year's Resolutions
• SkyWarn 13 Weather @ Five (1/1/19)
• Kids Learn to Ski During Free Annual Event
• 2018 Fewest Tornado Deaths on Record
• Weather: Morning Forecast - January 1
• 2018 Year in Review
• Year in review: Top "11" stories of 2018, Part 1
• Fireworks safety this New Year's Eve