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A prominent Buffalo civic leader has been confirmed as a new member of a bi-national commission that helps regulate water flows on Lake Ontario, other Great Lakes and the St.

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) — The world is watching Tucson, and there are so many reasons why.

A new census of Kern County’s homeless population found nearly 2,700 people living in shelters on the streets countywide — a 37% uptick from last year as officials struggle to

CHEYENNE – Cheyenne Audubon members invite the public to join them for two free field trips May 11.

Yakima River basin irrigators with junior water rights will receive only 54% of normal water supplies, the worst May outlook since the historic 2015 drought, the U.S. Bureau Bureau of Reclamation projected.

A resident — who wishes to remain anonymous — living near Snow Creek in Anniston remembers smelling the noxious fumes in late March.

One topic that causes discussions and disagreements among hunters, anglers and the public is how native species should be managed.

I am sitting on my porch watching full dump trucks going one way and empties going the other as I read about people worried about the effects of this sort

Nestled in Charles County are a pair of historic mansions that many county residents and numerous others from Southern Maryland may not be familiar with — the Mt. Aventine Mansion

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WV News) — Business on the Cheat River was devastated in the 1990s when acid mine drainage turned the Cheat River acidic, killing off many species of wildlife