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July 7, 2024
classified documents, less than a dozen from his time as vf found at his former office days before the mid-terms. why werent they disclosed before now? the calls from the gop for a full investigation. the former top trump organization executive sentenced for his role in a 15-yearlong tax scheme. how long hell spend behind bars. rushing gaining ground in the fierce battle for a strategic city in eastern ukraine and why some ukrainian troops may be coming to the u.s. students on ed...
April 11, 2024
Sewage backup, water backup, and heavy rains flooding your home from clogged stormwater systems are bad news. Is your homeowners insurance ready?
January 9, 2024
With coastal, street, and river flooding expecting to affect the area, many people across the DMV are working to prepare. Here's a list of ways to protect your home.
November 3, 2023
A multimillion-dollar U.S. Environmental Protection Agency project is underway to improve Milwaukee's water quality.
September 29, 2023
State Rep. Carolyn Jackson, D-Hammond, has asked Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb’s office for assistance following widespread flooding that affected Hammond and neighboring communities earlier this month. “I am unsure at this time what the Governor’s office is able to do, if anything, to help Hammond residents impacted by the rain event,” Jackson said in a statement released by the city on Friday. ...
May 21, 2022
A Cheyenne restaurant's unwillingness to correct an environmental violation may force the city to close it down, Mayor Patrick Collins says.
May 20, 2022
Jewel Smith of Columbia Township said she gets nervous every time there is a heavy rain.
May 20, 2022
A Cheyenne restaurant's unwillingness to correct an environmental violation may force the city to close it down, Mayor Patrick Collins says.
August 31, 2021
Backups. we will see infections and other illnesses on top of what were worried about with covid transmission. this might not be realized in numbers today, chris, but im very concerned about a spike in covid cases several weeks from now. and those are people who will be going to outlaying states. when katrina happened when we were in houston, texas and we were able to put people in shelters and places, we had that capacity. we dont have that capacity today not even in a health system or some of ...
August 31, 2021
Here. obviously, you know, were telling our people not to come home. and then the people here, its not modern day amenities we have. we have no electricity. we have very little to no telecommunications. we have low water pressure so we dont have clean drinking water. our sewer system is going to be very vulnerable. were going to start having sewer backups. so were having a lot of issues. its hot, theres no air conditioning. the stores are closed. so were surviving now, but its going to be a roug...