Midwest

Pets Can Help People With Serious Mental Illness

By The Aspen Institute

A Summer Ritual: Rock Picking in the Midwest

By Rachel Lowry

A Visual Ode to the American Dream

By Michael Bucher

Snowstorm and High Winds Hit the Midwest

By Alastair Jamieson / NBC News
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Snow, Tornadoes, and Thunderstorms Threaten Rocky Mountains and Midwest

'November has a history of producing some significant weather events,' say meteorologists

By Alastair Jamieson and Jon Schuppe / NBC News

A Cold Valentine's Day

Just stay indoors with your Valentine already

By Josh Sanburn

From the Nurse Strike Over Ebola to Tarantino's Future Retirement

These are today's top trending stories

By TIME Video

See the First Major Snow Storm of the Season

An arctic blast slammed most of the midwest on Monday, ushering in the much-dreaded winter season

By TIME Photo

The Midwest Mayfly Invasion in 6 Photos (and a Gif)

A "massive emergence" of flying bugs

By Denver Nicks

Kraft Recalls Velveeta Cheese Because It Doesn't Have Enough Preservatives

In several Walmart stores around the country

By Samantha Grossman

Storms Pummel Midwest

Wild weather sweeps across the Midwest

By David Stout

Road Trip! Photos From US Route 30 in 1948

As summer approaches and the urge to hit the highways -- and the byways, and the back roads -- begins to take hold, LIFE offers a series of pictures from Nebraska and Wyoming made seven long decades ago.

By Ben Cosgrove and Liz Ronk

Johnny Humble: Manziel Falls to No. 22 In Draft

Welcome to #theBrief, the four stories to know about right now--from the editors of TIME.

By TIME Video

Stay-at-Home Moms: Not Who You Think They Are

Forget the mommy wars, the real battle; for many stay at homes is just getting by.

By Belinda Luscombe

Tornadoes and Hail Batter Midwest

Springtime sees the seasonal return of severe weather to the Midwest, with tornadoes, heavy rain and baseball-size hailstones hitting the heartland as other parts of the country prepare to warm up after months of snow

By David Stout

Another Winter Storm to Blast U.S.

A late winter storm is expected to dump up to six inches of snow and sleet on the east coast from Washington, D.C. to New York City and beyond, canceling thousands of flights and causing havoc for hapless drivers

By Sam Frizell

The Silence of Others: Exploring Islamophobia Through Images

Bharat Choudhary's series offers a glimpse into moments of Muslim life, from a Missouri couple's efforts to establish the state's first Mosque to a Caucasian woman's conversion to Islam.

By Jared T. Miller
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