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The Yellowstone volcanic system has hosted some very large eruptions. But there have been much larger volcanic explosions in geologic history — including several in the western United States.

There could be 300,000 to 500,000 pounds — plus or minus 25% — of asphalt that spilled into the Yellowstone River following a June 24 train wreck.

ALTONA — Heavy rains Friday afternoon caused water to flow over the Military Turnpike in Altona forcing officials to close a portion of the road.

President Joe Biden for a second straight year has declared a disaster for historically bad spring weather in North Dakota.

President Joe Biden has approved North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum’s request that spring flooding between April 10 and May 6 was worthy of being named a presidential-level major disaster.

There was a time when people refused to move south or to the midwest for one pretty good reason: Incidents of dramatic weather.

Columbus Fire Department Activity Log

It will be a cut, copy and paste from the early part of the week into the rest of it. That means morning sun, a few afternoon storms, evening coastal

Scattered showers and thunderstorm could produce localized flash flooding from the slow-moving storms.

Indiana American Water crews are making emergency repairs in Clarksville after a water main break Wednesday morning.