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Leadership Southern Indiana Alumni and the community are coming together for the 2nd Annual Falls of the Ohio Cleanup Day.

ILWACO — Breaking 18-foot Benson Beach swells crashed over the bow of the 47-foot Coast Guard motor lifeboat as USCG Boatswain’s Mate First Class Brian Fuller navigated the swirling chaos

MALHEUR COUNTY — The Owyhee River below the dam has been steadily rising since April 3 and emergency management officials are working to keep the public safe.

Drought and piracy are ancient, and yet recent events have shown they very much remain current threats.

Ultra-endurance athlete and activist Irondad made history last year by becoming the first person to run around the Salton Sea without resting. Last month, he officially turned his Salton Sea

Here’s a bit of good news: Spring break visitors to Key West and the Florida Keys dodged an early mashup of sargassum on our beaches. In fact, we’re likely to

Editor’s note: This is one in a continuing series of educational columns about fostering environmental stewardship and leadership coordinated by ACES — The Alliance of Climate and Environmental Stewards

AG Bell and his partners, Hubbard and Sanders, offered to sell the patent outright to Western Union for $100,000, thinking that was a fair price. They were laughed at.

Concrete drainage repairs are being made at Don Haskins Park in an effort to repair the water drainage ditch.

The dispute developed after lake levels reached 30.5 inches below full pool on August 28 last year – a record low point.