Call it a Brave Save: While leaving a Celtics game with his father, a teenager from Swampscott was able to help save a man from sinking into the Charles River after hearing a call for help.https ...

Blatt said rivers are running are far below normal, with some tributaries of the Charles River at record lows or completely dried up.. To conserve water during dry spells, Blatt said the state ...

The Kentucky River floods homes and buildings along Palisades Road in Mercer County, Ky., on Saturday, April 5, 2025. Ryan C. Hermens [email protected] Amid record-breaking flooding and ...

Sisto Charles, 77, had no way of escaping his San Angelo bed when the floodwater began gushing into the San Angelo home he ...

Fred Hewett sits on the bank of Charles River in Herter Park, Boston. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR) As I turned 50, learning to row at Community Rowing brought me to a new level of intimacy with the Charles.

Without aquifer-wide water conservation enforcement, the river relies on us to hold each other accountable. Talk with your neighbors and encourage them to adopt water conservation measures.

IDENTIFY THE OTHERS INVOLVED. A CONSERVATION GROUP IS CONCERNED ABOUT LOW WATER FLOW ALONG THE WEKIVA RIVER, THEY SAY COULD THREATEN THE ECOSYSTEM. WESH 2’S TONY ATKINS EXPLAINS THE FACTORS AT ...

A t dawn, fog rose from the surface of the Charles River. On that morning last autumn, songbirds darted over the water as I kayaked downstream through a wide channel lined by maples and oaks in ...

Officials said that the agreement includes an additional $50 million for future conservation efforts in 2024 and 2025. Gila River will also get $83 million for a pipeline to move reclaimed water ...

Irrigation is a major source of water waste in Snowmass, a critical issue as the town draws entirely from local streams. Once diverted, much of the water never follows its natural course to the ...

Duck River is one of the most biodiverse rivers in North America. But it also is the sole source of water for 250,000 residents in Middle Tennessee.

OREGON CITY, Ore. — The Clackamas River provides drinking water to over 360,000 people in Clackamas and Washington counties. At the treatment plant that processes the water from this river ...