Weather

Advocates say evicting renters and taking away financial assistance will undermine progress toward bringing residents back to Lahaina.

The latest death happened in Wyoming. Two other snowmobilers died in Washington state.

Other Western states, however, are experiencing a "snow drought."

The Palisades and Eaton fires killed 31 people and destroyed about 13,000 homes and other residential properties.

Thousands of homes were reduced to rubble, and the death toll showed how a wildfire under extreme weather conditions can turn catastrophic.

An estimated 67 million people remain under wind alerts across the Northeast and New England, according to an NBC News analysis.

A bomb-cyclone dumped snow on the midwest through the northeast over the weekend, and as of Monday, 32 million are under winter weather alerts.

As a winter storm system pushed east, it wreaked havoc with tornadoes in Illinois and snow for a wide swath of the nation.

At least 800 residents of senior facilities had to abandon essential services and social bonds, but some say returning to their homes has given them a renewed sense of possibility.

Another winter storm is already hitting the Rockies and is expected to sweep across the Midwest, leaving millions under weather alerts.

Three people are dead after rain pummeled the western state. On the other side of the country, New York could get 11 inches of snow.