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The Pensacola Dam is one of the major causes of flooding in the northeastern Oklahoma town of Miami and the Grand River Dam Authority has violated its license by not

“There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens.” Ecclesiastes 3:1

Several northeast Ohio roads are closed and diesel has poured into a river after a tanker truck lost control and exploded Saturday morning.

Jan. 26 is the 324th anniversary of the Cascadia Subduction Zone 9.0 megaquake and ensuing tsunami that hit the West Coast in 1700.

A blocked portion of the Anza Trail is reopened for now following a dispute spanning more than five months between property owners and Pima County, but the county is seeking

BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — They have quirky names and are often mistaken for stones, but freshwater mussels are very much alive and perform critical ecological functions in rivers and streams.

A Granite man who was ice fishing on Phillips Reservoir Thursday, Jan. 25 is presumed to have drowned after apparently falling through ice weakened by recent warm temperatures.

With the change of the calendar to a new year Texas fishermen’s thoughts have quickly gone to catching big bass as they bulk up for the upcoming spawn.

Meteorologist Joe Martucci explains when and where the heaviest rainfall is expected, leading to a potential flooding of small streams and creeks, and the possibility of landslides in the I-5 corridor of Oregon and Washington.

Bannock County officials are racing against an April deadline to enact an ordinance that will provide needed government oversight for energy companies wanting to construct solar farms west of Downey.