Death toll from Harvey rises to at least 60

DALLAS (AP) - Officials now blame at least 60 deaths on Harvey, after the storm dumped many feet of rain on several counties in a matter of days.

Relief comes slowly for coastal towns recovering from Harvey

SEADRIFT, Texas (AP) - Some shoreline communities that bore the brunt of Hurricane Harvey still need clean water, electricity and health care more than a week after the winds and rain subsided.

Houston residents mark Labor Day sorting through storm ruins

Some Gulf Coast residents ripped up soggy carpeting, cut out sheet rock from walls marked by the height floodwaters had reached and sorted through destroyed clothes and other belongings on Monday, 10 days after Harvey swept onto land and caused billions of dollars in damage.

Before and after: Harvey's flooding seen from space

NASA’s eyes in space are providing a dramatic before-and-after view of flooding in the Houston area after Hurricane Harvey’s drenching rains.

Mayor: Houston 'open for business' despite Harvey disaster

Houston's mayor insists that America's fourth-largest city is "open for business," but with areas under water, people not yet in their homes, and billions in damage to repair, major disasters that Harvey created are by no means resolved.

Airbnb offering free places to stay for Harvey evacuees

Airbnb is waiving its fees through Sept. 25 for Hurricane Harvey evacuees who need places to stay.

Some mad about storm Sandy as Congress ponders Harvey relief

NEW YORK (AP) - Republicans from New York and New Jersey are pledging unconditional support for those devastated by Hurricane Harvey. But their resentment lingers.

Eclipse deals and specials

The whole country is getting ready for the big eclipse on August 21. Some businesses are getting into the act offering specials and deals on and around the day of the eclipse.

Tropical Storm Harvey forms; heads toward eastern Caribbean

Shops and government offices are closing early in Barbados and flights have been canceled as Tropical Storm Harvey approaches the eastern Caribbean.

Students getting ready for solar eclipse

You don't have to have special glasses to see the eclipse. There are other ways to enjoy the eclipse experience.

5 things to know about the total solar eclipse on Aug. 21

Near the end of August, everyone in North America will see at least some part of a solar eclipse- the first total solar eclipse visible in the United States in 38 years! Here are five things you need to know about the upcoming solar eclipse and what you can expect to see where you are.

August 7 brings Full Sturgeon Moon

There is a full moon Monday, August 7 and this one has a special name based on some Native American history.

WATCH: Close call for woman and cat as lightning strikes home

A woman captured incredible video as lightning struck inside her home Monday, startling both her and her cat. 

Boy killed by log in surf as tropical storm churns in Gulf

A boy on an Alabama beach was struck and killed by a log washed ashore by storm surge from Tropical Storm Cindy, which spun bands of severe weather ashore from the Florida panhandle to east Texas as it churned ever closer to the Gulf coast.

Tropical Storm Cindy forms in Gulf of Mexico

The third named storm of the tropical season has formed, the National Hurricane Center says. Tropical Storm Cindy is poised to bring heavy rain to the northern Gulf Coast over the next several days, though it will likely not strengthen into a hurricane.

Seasonal water changes may trigger earthquakes, UC Berkeley researchers say

Researchers at the UC Berkeley Seismological Lab say the changing amounts of water and snow across the seasons might be a factor in triggering California earthquakes.

Tornado touches down near Morris, Minn.

A tornado touched down east of Morris, Minn., Tuesday evening a little after 7:00 p.m., starting off a night of severe thunderstorms expected to hit the Twin Cities after dark. 

Tornado-ravaged East Texas begins cleaning up

Survey teams will return to Van Zandt and Henderson counties today to look at the damage from Saturday’s deadly storms.

Dad dies shoveling snow on Staten Island

A 47-year-old man who was reportedly shoveling snow for his parents on Staten Island died of an apparent heart attack during Tuesday’s storm, according to the NY Daily News.

NYC Public Schools open Wednesday, March 15

All New York City Public Schools will be open Wednesday, March 15, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced.