A dramatic water rescue on the Mississippi River on Tuesday afternoon, February 25 after someone jumped off the Bill Emerson Memorial Bridge.

By recording these high-water marks, the NWS gains a valuable resource that can provide an alert before the next time the Tug Fork ventures out of its bank.

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Data centers are popping up all over Georgia. These facility are equipped with high-performance servers and computers to store data. They require massive amounts of ...

Palestinians who returned to their homes in northern Gaza after the ceasefire began on Jan. 19 are still struggling to find ...

The governor vowed to clear the way for more groundwater recharge. Has it worked? “We’re still tinkering around with small ...

About 30 Port Richmond homes were left without water service Tuesday after a sinkhole opened in the area, prompting emergency ...

The public works commissioner wants the state to require extra steps as it weighs permit renewal for George W. Kuhn Retention ...

Sewchand Maniram, 62, is one of only two survivors pulled from a boat that capsized off Staten Island over the weekend.

Following storms, California is increasing its forecast of water supplies this year. The federal government also increased ...

Increased costs to produce water and electricity as well as winter weather conditions were big drivers for higher bills for ...

A 10% tax on energy imports from Canada may increase energy costs for some U.S. residents, including those in New England and ...

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power has restored safe drinking water to about 2,000 residential and commercial ...