Critics argue that failing to flood the Grand Canyon on a regular basis causes its beaches to wash away and has a devastating impact on its wildlife. The Bureau of Reclamation has said it will not ...

WESTERNPORT — First responders went door-to-door throughout Georges Creek communities Wednesday to check on residents and assess damage in the wake of flash flooding caused by heavy rain on Tuesday.

Federal officials have rejected a plan to release floodwaters from Lake Powell to restore Grand Canyon beaches this spring, frustrating river advocates who question the government’s commitment ...

Wednesday’s heavy rain caused several campers to be temporarily stranded in the Canyon Ferry ... the 2022 flash flooding. The Gold Bar at 400 Last Chance Gulch also sustained damage, said ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Federal Emergency Management Agency's Flood Insurance Program paid $15.1 million to Tennesseans for damage repair from Hurricane Helene. According to the agency ...

Relief efforts are ramping up for those impacted by recent flooding in southern Somerset ... (PEMA), visited affected areas to evaluate the damage and coordinate assistance. Meyersdale Fire ...

Lee County says it is taking this action to help residents maintain a 25% discount on flood insurance. Last year, FEMA threatened to revoke this discount due to unpermitted work after Hurricane Ian.

Flooding has caused thousands of dollars in damage to Garrett Field in Somerset County. The field is used by the Casselman Valley Youth Baseball League, and one coach Jeremy Hoover said the field ...

Federal officials have confirmed that they will not flood the Grand Canyon this spring, citing ongoing work on Glen Canyon Dam and in the Colorado River downstream. Colorado River advocates say ...

NSHE announced a 4-year, $3.4 million grant from NASA that will help fund space engineering education.

Flooding can cause significant disruption to residential properties, often leading to structural damage, health risks, and the loss of personal belongings. Whether resulting from natural events ...