Patrick Herron News Today

BUCKHANNON — An Upshur County Grand Jury returned indictments against 40 individuals Tuesday, for alleged crimes including delivery of a controlled substan

These mines, a remnant of Ohio’s rich history, may threaten the safety of some landowners.

Local environmental groups are lauding a $2 million settlement for three lawsuits against Schnitzer Steel regarding Clean Water Act violations at 11 scrap metal facilities in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Puerto Rico.

As climate change brings heavier storms to the Northeast, cities with combined sewer overflows will see more sewage water discharged into water bodies. There are ways to fix the problem, but they're not simple or cheap.

Dispute over $2M in public funds may cost DC 65 affordable housing units. Fairfax County passes plan to reduce parking minimums. Arlington leads US cities in the percentage of people living alone. 

Restaurateur Don Dugan has unveiled the new concept for the former South on Main, 1304 Main St., Little Rock: The Busker.

Public health officials say people should avoid activity in parts of two Massachusetts waterways for 48 hours after Tuesday's storms, when extensive rain caused...

Sections of the three major rivers flowing into Boston Harbor received poor grades, including Ds and failing marks, according to new report cards for 2022 that cite impacts from millions of gallons of dirty sewage and stormwater releases. While there’s been “vast overall improvements” for the Charles, Mystic, and Neponset rivers compared to past decades, the impacts of climate

BOSTON — Sections of the three major rivers flowing into Boston Harbor received poor grades, including Ds and failing marks, according to new report cards for 2022 that cite impacts

Air quality experts ask people to drive less the rest of this summer to clean the air. Attendees at Baltimore Red Line public meetings express mix of emotions and vision for line. Bowser administration commissioning study on stadium and arena funding.