Jun. 13—PALMER — Three months after two workers went missing in the Susitna River, their families say they still have more questions than answers despite a report that includes accounts from ...

Heavy equipment is parked along the Susitna River in April 2025. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has given emergency authorization to remove equipment by barge. (Photo provided by Mike Mason) ...

Margaret Stern, Program and Communications Director for the Susitna River Coalition, says the designation is bittersweet and hopes that it will serve as a wake-up call. “This would have massive ...

The derailment occurred around 400 feet from the Susitna River. There are barriers between the fuel spill and river, DEC said. ADVERTISEMENT ...

A search involving multiple agencies is being conducted Friday north of the Twin Cities in the disappearance of 16-year-old Jordan Dupree Collins Jr., who went missing last month. According to the ...

A press release from the DEC said that while the spill occurred roughly 400 feet from the Susitna River, no impact to surface waters have been reported. Also, no wildlife impacts have been observed, ...

Crews were searching inside the Elk River landfill on Friday as part of an ongoing effort to find missing Columbia Heights teen Jordan ‘Manny’ Collins Jr., according to the Anoka County ...

Jomarie Calasanz, a 26-year-old Los Angeles woman, went missing after being swept into the Kaweah River of Sequoia National Park last month. The search has been limited after the area became ...

KITTERY, Maine — A man considering jumping off the Piscataqua River Bridge June 6 was safely talked down by a Kittery police officer, moments after the same man was involved in a car crash on ...

Rochester, N.Y. — A 5-year-old boy who fell into the Genesee River still hasn't been found after five days of searching. Police said Zy'Jae St. Pierre climbed over the railing of the Andrews ...

LEWISTON – Wild spring chinook and steelhead from the Snake River continue to struggle while fall chinook are one of the bright spots in a biennial report from Washington’s Salmon Recovery Office.