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WATERTOWN — A few train enthusiasts lined the railways Monday morning to catch a glimpse of the steam train, Canadian Pacific No. 2816 — “The Empress of Canada” — which

This weeks London Zoo column from Karen London.

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is taking comments on a draft environmental assessment for the project which could start in July on private, state and Bureau of Land Management property.

Coryell County Judge Roger A. Miller issued a declaration of local disaster Sunday evening for the entire county as a result of widespread flooding that has flooded homes and closed

Consistent heavy rainfall in the Waco area this past week flooded multiple homes along the Bosque, led to multiple water rescues, damaged county roads and closed others, officials said Monday.

Middletown will hold a hearing in June to consider annexing Remsberg Park on the town’s southern edge.

The biggest flood on the North Bosque River in more than 30 years closed State Highway 6 between Valley Mills and Clifton on Sunday and caused Lake Waco levels to

Beaches were deserted and many shops closed on Saturday as heavy rains and winds from a tropical cyclone buffeted coastal areas of Tanzania and Kenya.

“This is a milestone among milestones,” said Mark Bransom, CEO of the Klamath River Renewal Corporation.

Tulsa leaders for decades have been offering proposals to put water in the river to provide a recreation outlet for Tulsans and surrounding communities. Its now a reality.