Extreme temperatures, record snowfall, surging energy use: This isn’t just a tough winter– it’s a historic one.

As humans continue to burn planet-heating fossil fuels, winter is changing: Snowfall is declining, snowpack is shrinking and temperatures are rising in many places. For those who rely on snow for their livelihoods,

Winter storms are prepared to wreak havoc across multiple regions of the United States in the coming days. Currently, portions of Minnesota and Wisconsin are under a Winter Storm Warning from the National Weather Service (NWS),

Winter Carnival, one of DU’s most beloved traditions, is back for its 65th year, and students have plenty of ways to join the fun—both on campus and in the mountains—while staying within their budgets. Organized by the University of Denver Programming Board (DUPB), this year’s festivities run Feb. 16-22.

This has been Boston's coldest start to February since 2015. The city is now entering a stretch of warmer temperatures, at least compared to what they've been.

The National Weather Service issued a winter storm watch on Monday for Tuesday evening through Wednesday evening in Alpena, Cheboygan, Emmet, Montmorency, and Presque Isle Counties. Heavy-mixed precipitation is possible during the storm watch period with two and five inches of snow and sleet — up to one-tenth of an inch of ice accumulations are

Discover how this winter in North Carolina compares to previous years as we assess temperature fluctuations, snowfall and extreme weather events. Find out what experts predict for the rest of the season.

Elana Meyers Taylor won her first gold medal, and sixth overall, taking first in women's monobob. She is now tied with Bonnie Blair as the most decorated female American winter Olympian. Her teammate, Kallie Humphries, took bronze.