To help pay for the $13 billion European bailout, the government plans to take up to 10 percent from all savings accounts, angering those who say they aren't responsible for the economic crisis. CNBC's Sue Herera reports. (Nightly News)
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Thirty five years after the infamous blizzard of 1978 wreaked havoc on Beantown, Boston is once again the predicted epicenter of what some forecasters say will be an epic snow storm. WHDH's Victoria Warren reports. (NBC News)
Newburgh, Indiana, residents have been reporting baffling overnight booming noises. WFIE's Nicole Niziolek reports. (NBC News)
The New Jersey towns hardest hit by Sandy sustained millions of dollars of damage. On Monday, some of the lucky few found their homes still standing and will spend the night there for the first time since the storm. NBC's Rehema Ellis reports. (Nightly News)
Volunteers from Slidell, La., which was hard hit by Hurricane Katrina, are organizing and packing up pallets of diapers, shoes and blankets for those affected by superstorm Sandy. NBC's Michelle Franzen reports. (Nightly News)
The town of Possum Trot, Texas, is so tiny there are no stoplights or street names. But despite tough times, its residents are showing how big their hearts are, with 25 families taking in 76 foster children to give them better lives. Walmart surprises the residents with groceries, Christmas gifts and more. NBC's Craig Melvin reports. (TODAY)
With some areas under a state of emergency, millions prepare for a major storm, which will bring heavy rain, wind and snow. NBC's Miguel Almaguer reports. (TODAY)
With many homes completely gone and others mostly destroyed, homeowners picked through the destruction left by Sandy. "The idea of rebuilding doesn't even seem possible," said one Jersey Shore resident. NBC's Stephanie Gosk reports. (TODAY)
Nearly two weeks after Hurricane Sandy struck the east coast, many residents in the most heavily damaged parts of New York and New Jersey are still struggling without power as they live what they are calling the "new normal." NBC's Tom Llamas reports. (TODAY)
The Los Angeles City Council recently passed a resolution urging all residents to give up meat once a week. The "meatless Mondays" are voluntary, but TODAY nutritionist Joy Bauer offers tips on how you can embrace a vegetarian diet one day a week and still get enough protein. (TODAY)