PERU, Ind. — An investigation is underway after a large fire erupted at a facility housing arcade games Wednesday night near Peru. Multiple fire departments in the area were dispatched shortly ...

Large waves continued to strike the coast of Peru on Saturday, wreaking havoc on communities, especially in the regions north of the capital, Lima. The large waves shocked fishermen in the Tumbes ...

The maps also reveal in sharp detail what's missing: large swaths of once carbon-laden jungles now stripped bare by the extraction industry. Many of Peru's gold, copper and silver mines operate ...

Peru, the world's No.2 copper producer and for years one of Latin America's fastest growing economies, has seen a series of presidents ousted from office or imprisoned on allegations of corruption ...

PERU, Ill. (KWQC) - Multiple crews responded to a large building fire Friday night. At this time, details are limited, however TV6 can confirm that the fire is at the Westclox building.

Anglers off the coast of Ecuador and Peru caught a “large” bottom-dwelling animal that scientists discovered as a new species, a study said. Photo from Jonathan MONCK-MASON via Unsplash Off ...

Deforestation in the Peruvian Amazon has risen this century - destroying an area of rainforest 14 times larger than Los Angeles - with small farmers behind most of the cutting, according to a new ...

Local News Large industrial fire in Peru ruled an accident by firefighters A firefighter said it happened at about 8:30 Friday night. The blaze has been ruled as an accidental fire.

Peru’s government is acknowledging for the first time the existence of large-scale informal mining of copper, warning that high prices could see the activity grow in the near future.

Anglers off the coast of Ecuador and Peru caught a “large” bottom-dwelling animal that scientists discovered as a new species, a study said. Photo from Jonathan MONCK-MASON via Unsplash Off ...

Anglers caught 16 of these “large” bottom-dwelling fish off the coast of Peru and Ecuador between 1996 and 2022, according to a study published May 27 in the peer-reviewed journal Zootaxa.