The frigid weather gripping much of America is not unprecedented, but it feels that way. The 21st century has been unusually warm, likely due to climate change.

At least 16 people have been found dead outdoors in New York City amid a nearly two-week bitter run of freezing temperatures [1]. The deaths are part of a broader toll from a massive winter storm system that has killed at least 100 people nationwide as of Sunday [2],

A cold snap that brought record low temperatures to Southwest Florida hurt farmers. It could be days or even weeks before they know the extent of the damage, however.

Tonight will be partly cloudy as temperatures drop to the low 20s. It’s a cold night, so make sure you’re bundling up if you’re heading outside.

A wildlife center in Pennsylvania said it's dealing with an "unprecedented influx" of bats amid the bitter cold snap.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced the installment of a new heating system for a Queens NYCHA complex on Wednesday as a historic cold snap continues to freeze the city.

Cold snap causes fish kill at Marco Island's Tigertail Lagoon. Water professor says more deaths expected as temperatures continue to drop. What have you observed in your area?

Officials in D.C., Virginia and Maryland are investigating multiple deaths after a winter storm and days of below-freezing temperatures in the region.