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Temperatures dropped to -43 in Cotton, Minnesota. KBJR's Josh Schuder reports.
NBC's Kerry Sanders reports from the banks of the Ohio River, underneath the Roebling Suspension Bridge, where frigid temps have made for some pretty extraordinary circumstances.
The husband of road rage murder victim Tammy Meyers lashes out at the alleged killer, revealing on live TV, that he was a family acquaintance. KSNV's Antonio Castelan reports.
The International Labor Communications Association (ILCA) has revamped its website with a great new look and plenty of resources for those reporting on issues important to working families. The goal is to provide communicators with everything they need to get their message out in the best way possible. The site is a hub of tools, training resources and inspiration for communicators—from the most experienced to those new to the labor movement. As they describe the site, "Chances are, if you have a question, or need some information, the answer is on our website."
Hint: It's not "Feburary."
McDonnell will be sentenced Friday in U.S. District Court on eight public corruption counts.
A police dog is being kicked off the force after biting a doughnut shop worker and an officer in separate incidents.
The father and stepmother of Charlie Bothuell, 12, were charged with torture and child abuse in the disturbing case, Detroit prosecutors said Friday.
During Black History Month, we will be profiling past and present leaders in the intersecting movements to protect and expand the rights of African Americans and working families. We'll highlight both important leaders of the past and those who are continuing the legacy of those strong leaders who laid the foundation for the present. Today, we take a look at Keith Richardson.
Rowan Hansen can't bend steel, but that hasn't stopped the 11-year-old girl from saving the day with her call for more female superheroes.
