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The brief burst of cold air this weekend has been the exception rather than the rule since the first of the year. Virginia has not had a start to a

MILTON — The Milton Volunteer Fire Department is staging a response center for those affected by the Mud River flooding during heavy rains last week.

PAX — Emergency responders from several counties braved cold, snowy conditions in high water throughout the day Friday searching Paint Creek for an infant who was swept away by floodwaters

WALLOWA — One of Ian Wilson’s greatest joys is going down to the short stretch of the Wallowa River on his family’s ranch to fly fish.

The state has awarded of more than $275 million for 75 sea-level mitigation and resilience projects statewide using already appropriated funding through the Resilient Florida program to help prepare coastal

Milligan University Photography Instructor and Artist-in-Residence Adam J. Trabold will present a photography exhibition, “The Inner Wilderness,” from Feb. 19 to March 3 in the Milligan Art Gallery in Derthick

In Cleveland, Las Margaritas VIII on 25th Street scored a 62 and Sonic Drive-In on Stuart Road scored a 68.

HUNTINGTON — A flood warning has been issued for the region until 8 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 16.

Concrete has been a major polluter and a climate killer. But now, through carbon capture, it could become part of the solution.

For the past 20 years, atmospheric scientists at Idaho Power have been seeding clouds to augment the state’s precious water supplies by wringing more snow from the sky. Now the