As envisioned, cloud seeding in the rugged range on the Montana/Idaho border could boost snowpack and runoff for the beleaguered Big Hole River and other drought-stricken areas.

As envisioned, cloud seeding in the rugged range on the Montana/Idaho border could boost snowpack and runoff for the beleaguered Big Hole River and other drought-stricken areas.

The report is an update to a 2019 report examining the effects of climate change on the lakes themselves and surrounding region. Despite the discouraging tendency these days to see ...

Debra Green, of Calumet City, cools off at Mario’s Italian Lemonade stand on Taylor Street in Chicago as the temperatures hover in the upper 90s on Monday. Area temperatures are expected to cool off a ...

Travel off the beaten path to find the best kept secrets around. It all starts in Espanola, after you’ve enjoyed all the town ...

After its opening parade on Wednesday, there's live music and food before the big fireworks show over the Mississippi River ...

While river conditions have calmed following a dangerous incident earlier this week, water safety experts continue to warn ...

Water measurements taken on Tuesday by the Bureau of Reclamation reveal the Rio Grande has dried up completely south of the Interstate 40 bridge in Albuquerque. It is only the second time in 40 years ...