After a couple of fairly calm weeks across the Plains as far as severe weather is concerned, violent thunderstorms have returned to the Plains.

Many across the United States are anxiously awaiting Sunday's solar eclipse, but Mother Nature will decide who gets to see what promises to be a spectacular show.

Air quality in America's most polluted cities was reported to be at the cleanest since the American Lung Association began its report 13 years ago.

Friday marked the 32nd anniversary of the destructive and deadly May 18, 1980, eruption of Mount St. Helens.

An interesting phenomena to this weekend's solar eclipse is that it will start Monday morning across eastern Asia and end Sunday evening across the U.S., Canada and Mexico