The Amite River Basin Commission, a Baton Rouge regional agency most tied to the long-running Comite River Diversion Canal, ...

The Lititz Pride Festival will be back for its fifth year in Lititz Springs Park. Video above: Headlines from WGAL News 8. Sign up for our Newsletters "Organized by Lancaster County Chooses Love ...

The park is back to normal operations. Anyone with an event scheduled at Burdette who has concerns about impact from the flooding can call Burdette at 812-435-5602 for the most up-to-date information.

Portions of Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio have been impacted by flooding after heavy rainfall last week, including around the racetracks Ellis Park near Henderson, Ky., and Belterra Park on the ...

Each year, more than 150,000 visitors flock to Warm Mineral Springs Park in North Port to dip their toes into history…and for purported healing, according to North Port Parks and Recreation.

The National Weather Service issued a flood warning for Irondequoit Creek in Ellison Park. Excessive rainfall is expected to cause "significant flooding" and the park is expected to become ...

Currently, trains are switched on North Broad in front of Lititz Springs Park and the Wilbur building ... with another $210,000 for flood mitigation. The borough is paying for construction ...

(KATV) — Some businesses in Hot Springs are speaking out, concerned about the Hot Springs National Park Visitors Center cutting back its hours. The move comes as the Trump administration made ...

Starting Wednesday, drivers will no longer be able to use Park Lane to cut through Lititz Springs Park in Lancaster County. Aaron Brown, Legendary CNN Anchor Renowned for His 9/11 Coverage ...

LITITZ, Pa. (WHTM) — Lititz Pride Fest is Saturday at Lititz Springs Park, and it is free to attend. The fest runs from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and there will be local food vendors, rubber duck races ...

THERE CHARTIERS PARK HERE IN BRIDGEVILLE WAS ALMOST COMPLETELY UNDER WATER AFTER ANOTHER NIGHT OF HEAVY FLOODING. THIS COMES JUST AS THEY WERE DEALING WITH THE FLOODING LAST WEEK, AND AS THE START ...