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Ahead of Labor Day, the Iowa Department of Natural Resources is reminding Iowans to wear a life jacket at all times.

State of Alaska officials have been working with the Railbelt utilities to find additional sources of energy for powering utilities, including those in the Anchorage bowl. Two oil and gas lease sales in a one-year period was one of the solutions under consideration by the Alaska Department of Natura...

The giant slide in Detroit's Belle Isle Park reopened after it closed last week amid widespread notoriety when it became a dangerous speedway.

On Friday, the giant slide on Belle Isle Park reopened. It closed last week Friday after receiving widespread notoriety for the wrong reasons.

The giant slide in Detroit's Belle Isle Park reopened after it closed last week amid widespread notoriety when it became a dangerous speedway.

A lake in northwest Iowa is testing off the charts for E. coli.

Wearing blue jeans, a short-sleeved button-down shirt and a look of dismay, John Schwarzmann stood near the shore of Whitney Lake in Vilas County, Wisconsin. He didn’t like what he saw so close to the shallow waters: too few trees still standing and too many stumps that loggers left behind.

A body was pulled from Lake Michigan after someone discovered it near the shore of a northwest Indiana park, according to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.

The departments say a small population of spotted lanternflies has been found in Pontiac. Michigan is now the 13th state where the bug has been found.

Methane hydrate drilling and test production is planned for the North Slope this year. Following an earlier approval of gravel work (see story in July 17, 2022, issue of Petroleum News), the Alaska Division of Oil and Gas has approved a methane hydrate drilling program for scientific research on th...