Emergency Management Agency leaders said people in flood prone areas should keep an eye on nearby waterways and have sandbags ...

Chief Meteorologist Joe Fitzwater is tracking the latest with our flooding potential in the two Virginias, as well as a ...

NWS is forecasting that the Creek near Woodbine will rise to fifteen feet, at least a foot above the flood stage.

With a flood watch in place for Saturday, these rivers are most at risk for significant increases in water levels.

After months of negotiation, the Navajo Nation and Energy Fuels Inc. have signed an agreement allowing the transport of uranium ore along federal and state highways throughout the Navajo Nation ...

PLANT CITY, Fla. (WFLA) — Hundreds of flooded-out homeowners in Flood Zone “X” face denied insurance claims and financial ruin. Jeff Burnett lives on what he calls, one and a half acres of ...

• Colo. 119 safety, mobility and bikeway construction: CDOT will begin work on Colo. 119/Diagonal Highway. This project is anticipated to be completed in the spring of 2027. • WCR 7 waterline ...

While releasing water from reservoirs before a big storm, like the one expected to hit Northern California this weekend, is standard flood-control ... the one in Tulare County could endanger ...

(KCTV) - The Unified Government of Wyandotte County and Kansas City, Kansas, are expanding on-demand Ride KC services to include a new Northeast Microtransit Zone, they announced Friday.

PHILIPPI, W.Va. (WBOY) — The Tygart River is expected to flood in Barbour County overnight Friday, impacting Philippi, Belington and other areas along the river. According to the National Weather ...

Montgomery County has acknowledged responsibility for the sewage flood but has denied the homeowners' insurance claim. The homeowners continue to fight for compensation from the county, attending ...

Walsh County Emergency Manager Brent Nelson during the Jan. 21 commission meeting informed the board about upcoming changes in FEMA requirements as they relate to the county’s floodplain. Nelson said ...