Overnight rain and thunderstorms led to flash flooding in parts of west-central Iowa early Wednesday morning. Storms developed in southwest Iowa late Tuesday night and ...

Federal funding cuts have left multi-million dollar flood mitigation projects behind. Locals are looking for new avenues for ...

Defra was among the biggest losers at Wednesday's Spending Review with a 2.3 per cent real terms cut, sparking fears for ...

In Georgetown, the river’s surface resembles thick chocolate milk, swirling with remnants of pollution and debris. The flooding brought the river to levels not recorded at Point of Rocks ...

Flood warnings extend across DMV as slow-moving storm causes Potomac River to surge, threatening areas from northern Virginia to Maryland and D.C. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...

A flood warning for the Connecticut River that extends from Enfield through Hartford is in effect until late Monday morning, according to the National Weather Service.

A minor flood warning has been issued in parts of Broome and Tioga counties, including Vestal and Conklin. The Susquehanna River is expected to crest at 19.5 feet on May 7.

Fueled by historic rainfall across the region, the Ohio River crested near downtown Louisville at 36.63 feet Wednesday — the highest river level since the infamous March 1997 flood, and ranking ...

The flood stage for Perdido River is 13 feet. The river is expected to fall below flood stage late Thursday evening and continue falling to 7.4 feet by Monday morning.

Mississippi River flood impacts in, near Natchez, MS. The Mississippi River at Natchez is predicted to crest at 54 feet on the Natchez gauge on April 22. Flood stage is 48 feet.

As flood water continues to rise from the Ohio River, residents and businesses nearby are dealing with it as best they can. Tony Werner, the owner of Arnolds Boats on River Road said he's been ...

River flood warnings: Many receding, Ohio River close to cresting. NOW, THAT’S GOING TO CONTINUE TONIGHT, EVEN INTO TOMORROW. I KNOW THE WATER LEVELS ARE NOW SLOWLY DROPPING.