Posted: 9:32 PM With nearly fifty of their close family and friends looking on Ken and Julie Grady became husband and wife in a picturesque setting deep within the Sierra Madre Mountains.

Posted: 9:30 PM Mandatory evacuations remain in effect in the Sierra Madre, California area Monday (4/28) as crews work to gain ground on a large brushfire burning in the northern edge of the city.

Posted: 9:28 PM The National Weather Service has confirmed that three tornadoes touched down in central and southeastern Virginia today (04/28).

Posted: 7:23 PM The Pecatonica River level at Freeport was 13.12 feet as of 9 AM. Flood stage is 13 feet.

Posted: 10:06 PM The Upper Midwest now has a "green" cell phone tower just in time for Earth Day.

Posted: 9:52 PM Residents who evacuated there homes in the towns of Manzano and Torreon, NM returned to skeletal structures Tuesday (4/22).

Posted: 9:49 PM Three airport workers are lucky to be alive after being struck by lightning.

Posted: 10:52 PM A Summary of Flooding in the Stateline

Posted: 10:30 PM In New Orleans Thursday (4-17), the Army Corps of Engineers tested dozens of new pumps in a mock hurricane drill. Even though there were some minor glitches, most of those came from valves on new pumps still under warranty.

Posted: 10:58 PM The rising water along the Mississippi River is creating nightmares for some farmers and residents in the area and shut down at least one casino.

Posted: 10:42 PM It's been a long start to the year so far, but after a long, long wait, our first 70° temperatures appear to be a very very good bet this week!

Posted: 4:28 PM Warmer weather can be expected over the next few days.

Posted: 7:32 PM Stephenson County Emergency Management Agency Release Advisory

Posted: 10:29 PM Several grass fires burning on an island in the Sacramento Delta are causing lots of black smoke and prompting health officials to issue a health advisory for communities in East Contra Costa.

Posted: 10:26 PM A strong spring storm swept through Kentucky Friday (4/11) afternoon.

Posted: 9:43 PM Global temperatures for 2008 will be slightly cooler than last year as a result of the cold La Nina current in the Pacific, UN meteorologists have said.

Posted: 9:37 PM Strong rains have devastated parts of north and west of Peru, causing rivers to break their banks and leaving many residents stranded.

Posted: 4:41 PM April showers will be falling on the Stateline over the next week.

Posted: 10:51 PM Last year, Georgia residents couldn't buy a raindrop. This year, they can't buy a break! Motorists in Claxton, Georgia are having a time of it. Heavy rains have left many of the streets there under water. The small southeastern town received more than seven inches of rain in about six hours.

Posted: 10:36 PM If you've yet to make plans for Saturday, I'd like to help you out! FermiLab's Annual Tornado and Severe Weather Seminar takes place this Saturday at Noon and 6:00pm at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Batavia, IL. The free, four hour session is hosted by my colleague and friend, WGN-TV/Chicago Tribune Chief Meteorologist Tom Skilling, with the diligent assistance of the National Weather Service, and the FermiLab Visual Media Services Department.

Posted: 11:19 AM Presently, deputies are personally making frequent checks of the water levels in Rock County and reporting back to their shift Sergeants.

Updated: 11:14 AM Stephenson County Emergency Management Agency using existing data from the National Weather Service is making this flood advisory statement.

Posted: 4:24 PM Although it started dry, recent rain could leave this a wetter than average month.

Updated: 4:20 PM More rain could cause flooding

Posted: 3:53 PM The never-ending winter struck again Thursday (3/27/08) and Friday (3/28/08), dumping snow across the Toledo, Ohio region.