EDM Friday Briefing: Winter Storm May Drop Two Feet of Snow on New England
EDM Friday Briefing: A winter storm moving eastward is likely to dump up to 2 feet of snow on New England by Sunday – and other news.
Emergency Management News
Blood In The Sky: 10 Years After The Miracle On The Hudson, Bird Strikes Remain An Unsolved Danger For Aviation
Miracle on the Hudson: The near-disaster galvanized aviation authorities to devote more attention and resources to reducing the risks of bird strikes.
EDM Wednesday Briefing: Ebola Outbreak Intensifies
Emergency and disaster management briefing for Jan. 16, 2019: the Ebola outbreak in the DRC is now the second-most deadly – and other news.
2 Shot Outside Mall In Salt Lake City Suburb
Two people were wounded in a shooting just outside a Utah mall where scared shoppers hunkered down until police arrived to evacuate the building.
EDM Monday Briefing: Two Police Officers Shot in Alabama
Emergency and disaster management briefing for Jan. 14, 2019: One police officer in Alabama is dead and another is in critical condition after being shot.
Storm Dumps Snow On Midwest; At Least 5 Dead In Crashes
A massive winter snowstorm that blanketed several Midwest states was a factor in at least five road deaths on Saturday.
EDM Friday Briefing: Candy Recalled For Possible Hepatitis A
Emergency and disaster management briefing for Jan. 11, 2019: a company voluntarily recalls candy citing possible contamination by the Hepatitis A virus – and other news.
EDM Wednesday Briefing: Dynamic Weather System Spawns Rare January Tornado
Emergency and disaster management briefing for Jan. 9, 2019: Northeast Ohio was struck Tuesday with a rare, out-of-season tornado – and more news.
Man Pleads Guilty To Killing 6 In Between Driving For Uber
A Michigan man charged with killing six strangers between picking up rides for Uber pleaded guilty to murder on Monday, just before attorneys were set to interview jurors for his trial.
Winter Storm Blasts Europe; 13 Dead Amid Heavy Snow, Gusts
Deadly winter weather trapped hundreds of people in Alpine regions and whipped up high winds that increased the risks of more deadly avalanches.