A new report suggests local waterways could be unsafe for recreation for more than half the year due to the sewage overflows.

Philadelphia discharges 12.7 billion gallons of raw, diluted sewage into the Delaware River’s watershed each year — with ...

Henry Charlton Beck, a minister and unparalleled chronicler of Jersey backroads and small towns in the 1930s and 1940s, ...

On a local level, Waynesville, North Carolina, emerged as the top hotspot for quality, with a group of rest stops averaging 4 ...

Experts for the Utah Legislature and a group of plaintiffs challenging the state's congressional districts squared off, ...

Drains feeding Philadelphia’s rivers and creeks are bursting with raw, polluted sewage an average of 65 days a year, ...

A new report claims more than 12.5 billion gallons of untreated sewage are released into local rivers and streams each year.

Allied Market Research published a report titled, LBS Market - Global Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2024-2034, ...

Fifty-four of the new homes will be in a four-story apartment building, to be known as Highpoint Station, to be built across ...

Southbound U.S. 69 near the I-10 split is crawling under 10 mph from Delaware to Harrison and around Washington Blvd.