There are more than 1,700 points where sediment from dirt roads end up washing into local waterways. Officials want to craft a plan to fix them.

Santa Rosa County's Sandy Hollow Gully has been identified as the largest in the state, and county officials estimate it dumps about 20,000 tons of sediment each year into the Escambia River.

The family of an Oakland school employee killed by a suspect fleeing from the California Highway Patrol last week said Monday he saved his girlfriend's life that day.

CoworkingCafe analyzed data across three key categories—work, education and childcare, and health and environment, to find ...

In addition to storm ready, Escambia County is now certified "TsunamiReady."The certification may sound unnecessary, but it ...

In 2024, Oliver launched Brewing for Impact, a campaign that marked his thirtieth anniversary as Brooklyn Brewery’s ...

Time to hit the beach. Explore the country's best coastal hikes, from short walks to adventurous through-hikes.

"They don't build them like they used to" is a common phrase. When it comes to school buildings, Pulaski High School is the ...

The famed adventure retailer now offers inclusive multi-day guided outdoor adventures in Maine. Among them, Maine Island Lighthouse Birding ...

raised funds for the protection of the Silang-Santa Rosa River, which serves as a vital water source for several cities. A statement released by event organizer Save Silang-Santa Rosa River Foundation ...

SANTA ROSA COUNTY, Fla ... Commissioner Smith says a recent example was the Blackwater River Wastewater Treatment Plant. He says the zoning board unanimously approved plans that he and other ...