When Hannah Storm makes her first television appearance in three weeks on Tuesday, things will be a bit different for her. The popular ESPN anchor suffered second- and first-degree burns to her chest, hands, face and neck in a propane gas grill
With a wave of her bandaged left hand, and boosted by well wishes from Dr. Phil, Chris Evert and even a young woman she once babysat, Hannah Storm returned to a most comfortable setting – talking in front of a TV camera. The ESPN anchor hosted the
ESPN anchor Hannah Storm returned to the airwaves New Year's Day, three weeks after she was seriously burned in a gas grill accident at her home. Storm's first appearance will be to host ABC's telecast of the 2013 Rose
(Getty Images)Just three weeks after a gas grill accident that burned off much of her hair and left her with second-degree burns, ESPN anchor Hannah Storm will return to the air on New Year's Day to host the 2013 Rose Parade. Storm was preparing dinner
An accident that left ESPN's Hannah Storm without eyebrows, eyelashes and only half her hair has just come to light. The Associated Press (h/t SportsGrid) reports the 50-year-old SportsCenter anchor was home three weeks ago when a propane gas tank
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