Orders from Washington for releases at two dams didn’t benefit anyone and made nobody happy, except maybe the president.

So why was the water released? On Friday evening, President Donald Trump confirmed what many had already suspected — it was his idea.

After nearly five months of closure due to storm damage, Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park has officially reopened to visitors. The park near Immokalee Road in North Naples sustained significant storm ...

The white granules are chemically ideal for melting snow and ice to clear surfaces, but they also flow into and pollute nearby waterways, which threatens the health of lakes and streams and degrades ...

The sudden, unplanned release of water from two dams has led to criticism from residents, water managers and members of ...

Washoe County’s and City of Reno’s efforts align with state mandates set by the 2019 Nevada Legislature, which established ...

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers opened two dams in Tulare County, releasing large amounts of water into river channels ...

The Gulf of Mexico’s waters are filled with marine life, from endangered sea turtles to majestic whales, but it’s no secret ...

But officials enforcing the no-liquids rule at South Korea’s Incheon International Airport have been busy seizing another ...

The governor issued similar orders two years ago, when he waived environmental laws to store more water as storms drenched the state and caused disastrous flooding.

There are two major problems with Trump’s order, water experts said: The water will not flow to Los Angeles, and it is being ...

The utility overcame numerous challenges while rebuilding its Mt. Storm to Valley line in extreme mountainous terrain.