Residents in flood-threatened areas of St. Louis County can monitor rising water levels in real time through FEMA’s ...

File photo of the Satilla River (Photo courtesy of Georgia Department of Natural Resources) The body of a missing swimmer was recovered Sunday morning from the Satilla River, more than a day after ...

Conservationists in Georgia caught and removed 64,000 in nine years after they established themselves in the state's Satilla River, but admit they are fighting a losing battle. 'They have ...

Meteorologists are warning that the first atmospheric river of the fall and winter season will bring heavy rain to the western half of Washington and snow to higher elevation areas in the state ...

Israel’s invasion of southern Lebanon, now in its third week, expanded in recent days to include a new front near the Mediterranean coast. An analysis of commercial satellite imagery shows ...

On Tuesday morning, the NWS office in Tampa Bay published a map on X, formerly Twitter, showing where inland areas can expect the worst river flooding. "Do you live near a river, canal or creek?

(Missoula Current) The city's slow acquisition of land along the Clark Fork River and the West Broadway corridor over ...

The dark green areas towards the bottom left of the map indicate some planted forest. It is possible that you might have to identify river features directly from an aerial photo or a satellite ...

This Coffee County Power Outage Map shows over 14,000 residents are serviced by Satilla REMC with just over 600 of those customers are still without power. WALB’s Ashanti Isaac spoke with the ...

On a National Geographic River Cruise operated by Ama Waterways, a leader in luxury river cruising, a world-class ship is your base to explore historic waterways. Step aboard and unpack just once ...

The playful North American river otter is equally at home in the water and on land. It makes its home in a burrow near the water's edge, and can thrive in river, lake, swamp, or estuary ecosystems.

CONNOR: Wow! Ah, we made it to the very start, the source, of the famous River Tay. ISLA: Follow it to the end, we’ll be in Dundee! Look at the map. Rivers usually start somewhere high up ...