Hurricane Sandy
A day after Sandy, New Yorkers find a changed city
After Sandy, New Yorkers pick up the pieces, adapt to a changed city _ and talk to each other
Copper wire stolen from utility trucks
The Washington County Sheriff's Office says copper wire was stolen from trucks of an out-of-town electrical company in Maryland to help with utility repairs.
Superstorm Sandy's winds whip Md. house fire
Superstorm Sandy's winds whip Md. house fire, causing $150,000 in damage
Del. officials relieved after avoiding direct hit
While some southern Delaware coastal areas remained underwater, officials said the damage was far less than expected, given that early forecasts had Sandy making landfall in Delaware.
Monocacy River nears predicted crest in Md.
70-year-old George Umberger had work to do Tuesday evening as the Monocacy River neared its predicted crest of 21.5 feet.
Superstorm Sandy's winds whip Md. house fire
Anne Arundel County fire officials say winds from superstorm Sandy fed a house fire in Edgewater that caused extensive damage.
Cavs to open season as scheduled
The Cleveland Cavaliers say their season opener against Washington will be played as scheduled.
Haiti, Jamaica officials report losses from Sandy
Haiti official says Sandy destroyed most crops in nation's south; Jamaica PM reports price tag
Sandy shuts down Northeast air travel
Sandy shuts down northeast airports; travelers could be stuck for days
Sandy flattens houses in NYC's famed Coney Island
Sandy hits Coney Island 'like a tsunami,' flattens houses, submerges hundreds of cars
Winds from Sandy make for good Chicago surfing
Winds from outer edge of superstorm Sandy mean near-record high waves, good surfing in Chicago
Gas pump prices fall in wake of Sandy
Gas price lower with fewer drivers on the road after Hurricane Sandy hits the East Coast
At least 48 deaths, more than 8 million without power due to superstorm
Crisfield flooding called worst since 1985
Maryland's southernmost town bills itself as the "crab capital of the world." Tucked into a remote corner of the lower Eastern Shore, Crisfield _ population 2,723 _ owes its existence to the bounty of the Chesapeake Bay. Of its 3 square miles, 46 percent are water.
MTA to resume bus service, reopen Baltimore subway
The Maryland Transit Administration plans to resume full service after finding little damage from superstorm Sandy on its rail lines.
Va. shelter ready with more than soft cots, warm meals
What your pet and you need to know before heading to an emergency shelter
Storm: It's not just the winds, it's the water
Insurance experts say Hurricane Sandy's biggest damage could come from flooding
Va. grants license extensions, waives tax penalties
Virginia is granting people whose licenses or permits expire Oct. 31 some extra time to renew them without penalty because of this week's storm.
Md. experiences full variety of Sandy's wrath
On Maryland's jagged coastline, hurricane-riled waves destroyed an iconic pier and floodwaters forced caskets from graves in a town famed for crabbing. In the mountainous western edges, 2 feet of snow snapped power lines, downed trees and left tractor-trailers jackknifed along an interstate.




