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ShoreRivers is inviting the public to get out in their communities and explore their local waterways through a series of expeditions around the region this summer and fall.

HIGHLAND PARK, Ill. — The sun beat down as Liz Ricketts peered over a wooden bridge on Rosewood Beach in Highland Park. Below her, a narrow stream carved through the

April showers are certainly picking up the pace of the regions creeks and streams. Bennett Brook surged through Callahan Park on Wednesday. As of about 3 p.m., Weather Underground reported

To the editor:

The $171 million Kern Fan Groundwater Storage project — with a unique “eco-twist” — received another chunk of public funding just as the first section of the 1,300-acre project had

HUNTINGTON — In addition to damage in the region from tornados and microbursts earlier this week, flooding is also expected to be a problem over the next few days.

Roads closures, minor mudslides and rising waters kept area emergency responders busy for a second-straight day as rain fell Wednesday.

Clatsop County Emergency Management is encouraging residents and business owners to visit tsunami assembly points in the county to prepare for tsunamis.

Low oxygen conditions that pose a significant threat to marine life are widespread and increasing in coastal Pacific Northwest ocean waters as the climate warms, a new study shows.

The march of new construction on the east side of Mankato is certain to continue. More apartment buildings, homes and businesses will be built between Mankato and Eagle Lake to