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Generally light winds into early next week, except for some stronger gusts in Higher Elevations on sunday. A fast moving storm will bring a return of wintry conditions wednesday and thursday with gusty week. Even when there isnt any wind. Thats because its part of a test by the Nevada Department of transportation. They will test their new wind Warning System on tuesday from nine to one in the afternoon. During these tests, drivers of highprofile vehicles and Passenger Vehicles will still be allowed to travel on i 580. Take a look at this view. A man was taken to the hospital with minor injurie...

Its going to be a bad one. All eyes on Tropical Storm sandy this morning as it slowly makes its way up the east coast. It was downgraded from a hurricane to a Tropical Storm this morning. Right now its packing topped sustained winds of about 70 Miles Per Hour. Just below hurricane strength. But experts say it could become a hurricane again. Heres the latest. Five states and the District Of Columbia have declared states of emergency. Millions of people in the path of the storm are being urged to stock up on supplies. Heres why this is so frightening. Its expected to combine the elements of a ty...

From nbc news, this is today with lester holt and Andrea Canning. Live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Good morning. Welcome to today on a saturday morning. Im lester holt. And im Andrea Canning. So happy to be here. Thank you for having me. Great to have you. You brought your umbrella, boots and maybe a boat. Its a big weekend. I love how you tell me youll be living on granola bars the next few days. Im in the middle of it. They say stock up on supplies. This could be a bad one. All eyes on this storm. All eyes on Tropical Storm sandy this morning as it slowly makes its way up the east c...

With summer dismissal of students from area schools in the coming weeks, volunteers and workers at the Gettysburg Community Soup Kitchen (GCSK) are gearing up for an expected increase in

Across New York, overdose deaths are skyrocketing. But state officials are stalling on an evidence-based model that works.