Northeast

D.C. police announced the arrest of a preteen boy connection to a fatal shooting that occurred last month. The shooting involved a 13-year-old boy and took place in Northeast D.C.

Poor air quality from wildfires in Canada and Minnesota has affected the Midwest and Northeast, causing smoky conditions that can lead to health problems like wheezing, chest pain, and trouble breathing. Leah McLean provided helpful tips on using air purifiers as a method of protection.

Fatal shootings in 2025 fell by five percent, totaling at least 42,348 deaths, marking a six-year low. This overall decrease was largely attributed to a significant drop in gun homicides. Conversely, the number of people who died by suicide with a gun reached a record high of more than 28,000.

Ice cream sold at Dairy Queen is being recalled due to potential metal shavings contamination. The recall, issued by Galliker Dairy Co, Inc., affects hundreds of gallons of reduced-fat chocolate ice cream distributed in the Northeast.

Historic, life-threatening flash floods impacted parts of the Northeast, while a rare firenado was recorded in the West amid scorching temperatures. Rob Marciano is tracking the severe weather events.

Storms are battering the Northeast, putting over 50 million people at risk of flash flooding and causing airport backlogs during the peak summer travel season. Lilia Luciano reported on the situation, and Rob Marciano provided the forecast.

New York City and Philadelphia face severe flash flood threats from an unusually strong storm, with up to 7 inches of rain expected in some areas. Over 35 million people in the Northeast are under flood watches, and torrential rainfall could overwhelm urban stormwater systems, risking life-threatening conditions.

A tornado warning has been issued as powerful storms are threatening 20 million people in the Northeast. The severe weather event highlights significant risks to the region's population.

The article argues for prosecuting climate crimes using existing laws, referencing Nuremberg-style trials for big oil companies. It highlights the impact of record-breaking wildfires and heatwaves, which have led to unsafe conditions and disrupted family plans, including canceled Fourth of July events.

Finch Paper has announced they will stop in-house pulp production, no longer requiring wood from Northeast loggers. Loggers in the Capital Region describe the decision as a significant blow, warning it could lead to bankruptcies.

A heat dome is expanding across the central United States, causing dangerously hot conditions with temperatures above 100°F and affecting around 70 million people. The prolonged heat, with high humidity and limited overnight relief, poses serious health risks, especially for children, the elderly, and those with medical conditions.

The closure of the Finch Paper mill in Glens Falls, New York, has significantly impacted loggers, truckers, and landowners in Vermont and the Northeast. The mill, operational since 1865, processed large volumes of low-grade hemlock pulp, which now lacks alternative markets. The author urges legislators to stop carbon credit sales on state and federal lands to support the region's forest products industry.

Climate Central analyzed 239 U.S. cities and found an average increase of 18 'mosquito disease days' per year between 1970 and 2025, with Nashville experiencing a 22-day increase. Warmer temperatures extend mosquito activity, raising disease transmission risks like West Nile virus.

A turbulent weather system is expected to bring damaging winds, large hail, and potential tornadoes to the Upper Midwest and Northeast on Monday and Tuesday, following wildfire smoke in the region.

Wildfire smoke from Canada and Minnesota has spread into the US, causing unhealthy air conditions in the Great Lakes, Northeast, and Mid-Atlantic regions. The haze enveloped Washington, DC, and led to the postponement of a Major League Baseball game between the Cleveland Guardians and Pittsburgh Pirates.

Millions of Americans are under severe weather threats as parts of the Southeast face 70 mph wind gusts. The Northeast is recovering from storms that included tornadoes in Pennsylvania, while Canadian wildfire smoke causes dangerously poor air quality in Midwest cities like Minneapolis, Detroit, and Chicago.

Smoke from hundreds of wildfires in Canada and Minnesota is causing air quality issues in the Northeast. Severe weather threats and flash flooding risks are also reported in the Midwest.

President Trump threatened to impose tougher tariffs on Canada due to wildfire smoke affecting the U.S. Midwest and Northeast. Canada is experiencing over 900 wildfires, and experts note that resolving the issue is complex.

Dangerous storms are putting over 100 million people at risk in the Northeast, causing flash flooding. Canadian wildfire smoke continues to linger over several American cities.

Over 100 million Americans face air quality alerts due to smoke from Canadian and northern Minnesota wildfires. The smoke, containing hazardous microscopic particles, has spread across the Great Lakes, Northeast, and Mid-Atlantic regions, posing serious health risks.

Air quality is improving in the northeast while wildfire smoke continues to affect the midwest. Trump has demanded an explanation from Canada regarding the persistent smoke.

Air quality is improving in the northeast while wildfire smoke continues to affect the midwest. Trump has demanded an explanation from Canada regarding the smoke's impact.

A severe weather threat is affecting the Ohio Valley, Mid-Atlantic, and Northeast regions, putting millions at risk. Wildfire smoke continues to linger in the area.

Air quality warnings persist across the US due to wildfire smoke from Ontario and Minnesota, with dangerous conditions expected in the Midwest and Great Lakes. Rain may provide temporary relief in the mid-Atlantic and northeast by Saturday, though thunderstorms carry risks like flash flooding. The World Cup final is scheduled for Sunday despite ongoing air quality concerns.

Wildfire smoke from Canada and Minnesota has spread into the US, causing unhealthy air conditions for millions in the Great Lakes, Northeast, and Mid-Atlantic states. The haze in Washington, DC, led to a postponed Major League Baseball game between the Cleveland Guardians and Pittsburgh Pirates in Ohio.

Dangerous wildfire smoke is impacting over a dozen states, with air quality alerts in effect from the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes to the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic.

Six Flags Great America has closed due to smoke from Canadian wildfires spreading across the US. The smoke has impacted regions including the Great Lakes, Northeast, and Mid-Atlantic, exposing over 100 million people to unhealthy air.

Wildfire smoke from Canada and Minnesota is spreading into the US, causing unhealthy air conditions for millions in the Great Lakes, Northeast, and Mid-Atlantic regions. The haze has reached Washington, DC, as wildfires remain uncontrolled.

Wildfire smoke from Canada and Minnesota has spread into the U.S., causing unhealthy air quality in the Great Lakes, Northeast, and Mid-Atlantic regions. The haze led to a postponed MLB game in Ohio, health warnings for vulnerable groups, and obscured landmarks in Washington D.C. and Detroit. Officials warn the smoky conditions will persist for at least a week due to ongoing uncontrolled fires.

Wildfire smoke from Canada and Minnesota is causing unhealthy air quality across the Great Lakes, Northeast, and Mid-Atlantic regions, with Washington D.C. experiencing a thick, orange-hued haze. Air quality warnings are expected to persist through Saturday, though weekend rains may offer temporary relief. The smoke is expected to continue affecting areas downstream as wildfires remain uncontrolled.

Wildfire smoke from Canada and Minnesota has spread into the U.S., creating hazardous air quality conditions in the Great Lakes, Northeast, and Mid-Atlantic regions. Washington, D.C., experienced a thick orange haze, while air quality warnings persisted through Saturday, with potential temporary relief expected from weekend storms. Uncontrolled fires in Canada and Minnesota’s wilderness areas are expected to continue emitting smoke for at least a week.

Hazy skies in Middle Tennessee were caused by heat, humidity, and urban emissions rather than Canadian wildfires affecting other U.S. regions. Air quality is expected to remain in 'good' to 'moderate' levels, with minor impacts through the weekend.

Wildfire smoke from Canada is causing dangerous air quality for over 100 million people across the Midwest, Northeast, and Mid-Atlantic. The smoke, carried by wind and weather patterns, poses health risks due to PM2.5 pollutants, with relief expected as rain and storms approach.

The US is experiencing simultaneous disasters including Canadian wildfire smoke in the Midwest and northeast, extreme heat along the east coast, and catastrophic flooding in Texas. Experts describe these overlapping events as compound disasters linked to climate change.

Millions of Americans in the Northeast and Midwest were under air quality alerts due to smoke from Canadian and Minnesota wildfires, combined with severe heat. Dr. Céline Gounder, a CBS News medical correspondent, discussed the health concerns related to the smoke.

Wildfires in Ontario, Canada, and northern Minnesota are causing dark skies and poor air quality across much of the United States. CBS News reporters and a meteorologist are covering the event from New York City and Chicago, discussing the impact and potential dissipation of the smoke.

Canadian wildfire smoke has caused hazardous air quality in the US Midwest and Northeast, affecting over 115 million Americans. Cities like Detroit and Chicago face the most severe air quality, with smoke expected to spread further this week. Extreme heat and a heat dome are exacerbating the situation by concentrating smoke near the ground.

Canadian wildfire smoke has caused severe air quality issues in US cities spanning the Midwest to the Northeast. In New York, the Statue of Liberty and One World Trade Center were visible through a thick smoke cover on July 16, 2026.

New York City is under an air quality alert due to smoke from over 850 active wildfires in Canada. The smoke is being carried southeast from Ontario to the Midwest and Northeast by winds.

Thousands of visitors were evacuated from a remote Minnesota wilderness area accessible only by boat as wildfires produce dangerously heavy smoke across the U.S. Midwest and Northeast. The smoke has prompted evacuations and raised health concerns in the affected regions.