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Cancellations and delays abound, as the FAA has said that it will cut traffic at major airports by as much as 10 percent in the coming days.

Nick de la Canal from member station WFAE reports.

Arctic air is moving across much of the country this weekend, bringing cold temperatures from the northern plains to the southeast.

The cold snap is likely to last for several days.

Some areas could get the first measurable snowfall of the season.

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Another typhoon is threatening the Philippines.

A state of national emergency is still in effect after a typhoon struck earlier this week.

At least 204 people died.

The storm also brought fierce winds and torrential rains to Vietnam.

Five people died.

Thousands of homes were damaged or destroyed.

Known for Yellowstone and Glacier National Park, fans are flocking to Montana for a new outdoor activity.

It's all about the bats.

Yellowstone Public Radio's Kayla DeRoche reports.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame holds its induction ceremony in Los Angeles tonight.

This year's class includes artists from the 1950s through the 2000s.

Chubby Checker began in the 50s with The Twist and Let's Twist Again.

English singer Joe Conker began releasing records in the 60s.

Warren Zevon sang Werewolves in London in the 1970s.