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In maryland found dead. Her teenaged brother charged with murder. Neighbors react to the chilling news from police. Plus, digging out from the massive blizzard in the northeast. This is a bad storm. Roads and airport runways getting cleared, but power still out for hundreds of thousands, and some cities buried under more than 3 feet of snow. And good evening, everyone. Im jim rosenfield. Travel bans lifted in connecticut, rhode island and massachusetts. Drivers being told to stay off the roads so plows can clear the snow out. As for air travel, Logan Airport in boston opening one runway. Fligh...

Connecticut paralyzed with snow totals from 20 to almost 40 inches. Five people have died in that state. The and i want near hartford is still closed. Boston another area among those hardest hit. The Public Transit system still closed and will be until monday. Heres jay gray live in boston with the latest. Reporter good evening form the park here took almost 2 feet of snow, but today it became a gathering place, even if just for the dozens who braved the elements to get out after the storm. Finally across the northeast, early signs that concern may be starting to melt away after a long differe...

Water is pouring through parking lots and neighborhood yards Emergency Responders have evacuated much of the area and take a look at this one beach house. Completely wrapped tonight. The storm is having a big impact on travel to and from the Washington Area. The words for tomorrow, go online or call your airline, bus, or Train Company before you head out. New yorks airports have reopened, but in flights from the Washington Area still canceled. Amtrak says trains between washington and new york are running, but there will only be limited service between new york and boston on sunday. Local powe...

Loved ones say Seabrooks was experiencing a mental health crisis and that his team was not allowed to intervene.

By Shannon Fagan, WEIS Sports Director SAND ROCK – Friday night was one final opportunity for eight Sand Rock senior boys basketball players to have the honor of cutting down a piece of the net from their own goal. Senior point guard Jacob StClair said he puts his strands in a clear picture frame. Senior