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A list of the most recent stories about Superstorm Sandy.
Romney: America Going Through Trauma Now
Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney resumed campaigning Wednesday following a brief break during superstorm Sandy. He told a crowd in Florida to pray for the victims and urged the country to come together. (Oct. 31)
Traders Return to NYSE, Issues Remain
Traders returned to the floor of the New York Stock Exchange Wednesday, two days after the exchange shut down due to the effects of Hurricane Sandy. They acknowledge that minor issues remain, but not enough to disrupt trading. (Oct. 31)
Raw: Coast Guard Surveys Sandy Floods
The U.S. Coast Guard released video of a helicopter crew conducting an over-flight of New Jersey and New York coast and waterways following Hurricane Sandy. (Oct. 31)
Raw: Bloomberg Rings Opening Bell at NYSE
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has rung the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange. The exchange was closed for two days because of the effects of Hurricane Sandy. (Oct. 31)
Raw: Ohio's Cuyahoga Overflows From Sandy Rain
Rain from Sandy sent the Cuyahoga River over its banks, flooding areas near Cleveland on Tuesday. Strong winds knocked down trees and thousands lost power. (Oct. 31)
DUMBO cleans up after Sandy
Several businesses including powerHouse Books, Bubby's and Aegir Boardworks start the clean-up process after Sandy flooded the Brooklyn neighborhood of DUMBO.
Climate change and Sandy: Are they related?
Media outlets weigh in on whether Sandy is related to climate change, and how much to talk about it.
Sandy's Economic Impact Likely to Hit $20B
Now that hurricane sandy has ravaged the most densely populated area of the united states, the task of calculating the economic impact has begun. (Oct. 30)
Sandy Leaves Blizzard Conditions in W.Va.
Wet snow and high winds spinning off the edge of superstorm Sandy spread blizzard conditions over parts of West Virginia and neighboring Appalachian states Tuesday. AP's Robert Ray has more from Elkins, West Virginia. (Oct. 30)
Sandy Leaves Blizzard Conditions in W.Va.
Wet snow and high winds spinning off the edge of superstorm Sandy spread blizzard conditions over parts of West Virginia and neighboring Appalachian states Tuesday. AP's Robert Ray has more from Elkins, West Virginia. (Oct. 30)
Raw: New York City Skyline Without Power
New York City's skyline was without power Monday night following landfall of the Superstorm Sandy. New York's utility company cut power to 6, 500 residents of lower Manhattan to lessen the damage caused by flooding. (Oct. 30)
Raw: Snow Blankets Part of West Virginia
As Hurricane Sandy battered the eastern seaboard, a cold weather system blanketed most of the high elevations in West Virginia Monday. Blizzard conditions are in effect across multiple counties in West Virginia, Virginia and Pennsylvania. ...
'It's Not Gonna Be Good': Sandy Readies Landing
Hurricane Sandy is roaring ashore with rough surf, driving rain and swirling winds. The storm is expected to move inland overnight, potentially affecting some 50 million people along the East Coast. (Oct. 29)
Post tropical storm Sandy makes landfall
Post tropical storm Sandy has made landfall along the Southern New Jersey coast with sustained winds of 80 mph.
Raw: Hurricane Sandy Leaves Travelers Stranded
Hurricane Sandy grounded thousands of flights from Atlanta to San Francisco Monday. The massive storm threatens to bring a near halt to air travel for at least two days in a key region for both domestic and international flights. (Oct. 29) ...
How to help the victims of Hurricane Sandy
Jonnelle Marte on Lunch Break looks at how people can help with donations for hurricane emergency relief.
Pa. Store Manager: Storm 'Worst Scenario'
Workers at a Philadelphia furniture store are using sandbags to block the building's door and putting items on higher ground. Forecasters predict Hurricane Sandy could bring winds up to 75 mph and as much as 10 inches of rain to the area. (...
Flooding strands people who ignored evacuation warning
Many are stranded in Delaware after ignoring Hurricane Sandy evacuation warnings.
Flooding Strands People Who Ignored Evacuation Warning
Many are stranded in Delaware after ignoring Hurricane Sandy evacuation warnings.
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