World News Tonight with David Muir

Reporters cover a monster blizzard dumping feet of snow across the Northeast and the fast-moving storms still on the way. The family of a missing woman offers a $1 million reward as investigators continue their search. Coverage also includes violent incidents in Mexico and Colombia, U.S. military moves related to Middle East tensions, and major drug pricing updates.

Ginger Zee, ABC News chief meteorologist giving quick forecasts and storm analysis. Matt Rivers, on‑scene ABC correspondent reporting from a snowbound Boston. They cover a record bomb cyclone paralyzing the Northeast, hurricane‑force gusts and thunder‑snow, and the cascading travel chaos across airports and cities.

A massive nor'easter threatens 70 million people with heavy snow, fierce winds, and coastal flooding. A shooting near Mar-a-Lago prompts an urgent investigation. Team USA clinches men's hockey gold in dramatic overtime. Mexico’s military takes out a major cartel leader, causing unrest and travel impacts. A rare submarine medevac near Greenland and avalanches in the West add to breaking developments.

Reporting team includes Selena Wang, a senior White House correspondent; Ian Pannell, chief foreign correspondent; Dani Beckstrom, meteorologist; and others. They cover a looming nor'easter and its coastal impacts. They detail a Supreme Court ruling affecting tariffs and political fallout. They discuss U.S. military movements near Iran and updates on high-profile investigations and space launch troubles.

James Longman, ABC International correspondent in London, updates the probe into Prince Andrew and related searches. Rachel Scott, ABC White House correspondent, covers the Supreme Court striking down most of Trump’s tariffs and the administration’s plans to push back. They discuss royal legal fallout and high-stakes policy responses in short, fast-moving reports.

Aaron Katursky, investigative reporter on the Nancy Guthrie disappearance, talks DNA leads and expanding searches. Lee Goldberg, meteorologist, outlines severe weather, tornado and nor'easter risks. James Longman, international correspondent in London, covers Prince Andrew's arrest and the Epstein-linked investigation. Multiple high-stakes stories are explored with on-the-ground reporting and urgent updates.

Trevor Rolt, an on-scene ABC News reporter who covered the Northern California avalanche, gives vivid field reporting and eyewitness details. He describes the deadly Castle Peak collapse and the treacherous rescue conditions. He also discusses questions about the guiding company’s decisions and the logistical challenges facing search teams.

Aaron Katersky, ABC News chief investigative correspondent reporting from Tucson, gives on-scene analysis of the Nancy Guthrie disappearance. He discusses DNA findings from gloves, investigators tracing gear and purchases, drone searches for a pacemaker signal, and why authorities believe the abduction may have been targeted. Short updates also cover a Capitol confrontation and severe Western storms.

Rhiannon Alley, ABC News correspondent who led live coverage of the Pawtucket rink shooting, gives on-scene reporting and eyewitness context. Aaron Katersky, ABC News chief investigative correspondent, updates the Nancy Guthrie disappearance and investigative developments. They discuss the shooting aftermath, investigative breakthroughs, and ongoing searches in concise, on-the-ground reporting.

Olivia Rubin, ABC investigative reporter tracking high-profile legal and political records. Aaron Katersky, ABC investigative correspondent reporting from the field on the Nancy Guthrie search. They discuss a possible DNA match from a glove in Tucson, congressional fallout over released Epstein-related records, intense storm evacuations in Southern California, and diplomatic talks tied to Ukraine and sanctions.