First rounds of funding to address flooding in Aberdeen, Hoquiam and Westport began in 2015. The project most recently received $35 million in funding from the state for the 2023-2025 funding ...

The 1988 Nobel Prize winner for medicine, Dr. George H. Hitchings who spent the first five years of his life in Hoquiam was back home this weekend to help celebrate the city’s centennial. He led the ...

Oregon-based businessman and property investor Terry Emmert owns 57 properties in Grays Harbor County. Throughout Hoquiam and ...

The Chehalis Basin Board on Thursday, May 1, heard from a representative of the Washington state Department of Ecology on how the recent cancellation of the federal Building Resilient ...

BUT BIG CHANGES ARE COMING TOMORROW. YEAH, THEY ARE. SO IN ABOUT 24 TO 36 HOURS, THAT’S WHEN WE’LL REALLY START TO SEE THAT RAIN MOVING IN FOR US. BUT IN THE MEANTIME, RIGHT NOW, THINGS ARE ...

Some rivers saw their levels swell and crest Saturday night. Areas along the Souhegan River experienced flooding Saturday morning. A portion of Boston Post Road in Amherst was closed Saturday ...

Saturday showers have caused flooding for some people in the Metro. Rainfall totals were generally between 2 and 3 inches, with some isolated spots picking up over 3 inches. On Rouser Road in ...

AND SHAWANDA, HOW MUCH RAIN HAVE YOU SEEN OUT THERE? THE NORTH SHORE TOOK ON A LOT OF HEAVY RAIN, BUT IT DIDN’T LEAVE THE MESS. A LOT OF PEOPLE WERE BRACING FOR. I’M STANDING IN A DITCH TO ...

Swollen with runoff from days of rain, the Normans Kill churns Tuesday near the border of Albany and Bethlehem. Waterways around upstate are inundated with water and the National Weather Service ...

PLEASANT 72. BECAUSE OF ALL THAT RAIN, WE ARE SEEING SOME FLOODED ROADS RIGHT NOW. THIS IS IN LEBANON COUNTY, RIGHT ON THE COUNTY LINE. THERE YOU CAN SEE THAT A ROAD IS CLOSED ON LINGLE AVENUE ...

The U.S. National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for regions of North Louisiana. The flood watch will remain in effect from 7 a.m. on Tuesday, May 6 until 7 a.m. on Wednesday ...

Buckets of rain are forecast to pour over New York City for four consecutive days starting Saturday night — likely making NYC’s 5 Boro Bike Tour riders’ fears of yet another wet race a reality.