The Blizzard of 1978, which hit Indiana, Illinois and Ohio, left Indianapolis buried under more than 20 inches of snow, as 15-plus inches of freshly fallen powder capped about 5 inches that ...

Remembering the Blizzard of January 1978More for You ‘We’re Just a Little Hurt’—Canadian, Minnesota Border Towns Wonder if They Are Still BFFs ‘Easily one of the best shows ever’ has ...

A legend to those who lived through it, the blizzard of 1978 has a definitive place in Cincinnati lore. It happened 46 years ago this January as the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes were paralyzed by ...

Eight members of Berkshire Community College's women's basketball team have been doubling since Monday as chambermaids, dishwashers and aides in a Worcester hospital, where they have been stranded by ...

In Muskegon, the five-day storm total snowfall during the blizzard of 1978 came in at a whopping 36.4 inches. The blizzard of 2022 produced much less snow for Muskegon, with only about 5 to 12 inches.

Joe, 11, left, and Russell, 13, Sherwood of Grand Rapids went out on business in the Blizzard of 1978, and sold candy bars to finance a class trip. File photo from The Grand Rapids Press/MLive.

On April Fools Day, 25-years-ago, history was made after an unexpected Blizzard buried much of the state. On March 31, 1997, it was raining, with overnight temperatures above freezing. But on April ...

The city also broke its 24-hour snowfall record dating back to the Blizzard of 1978! In Worcester, a ridiculous 33.0" of snow fell, the most ever in a single storm in their history (later to be ...