U.S. Army Corps of Engineers continue to repair and improve locks and dams on the Mississippi River The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers ... leading provider of outdoor recreational opportunities, flood ...

I don’t have a choice but to deal with it,” one resident said. “I don’t have the money to move nowhere else right now.” ...

A $20 million project to repair a 1,600 foot flood wall in Helena-West Helena remained at a standstill after a meeting Friday ...

Extreme swings between drought and flooding have become more frequent ... The ramp allows boaters to enter the Mississippi River through an old channel. (Photo by Lucas Dufalla, Arkansas Democrat ...

While not enough rain is likely to trigger river flooding or completely erase the ... Water levels on the central and lower part of the Mississippi River are on par with low marks set during ...

The report outlines the droughts in the Americas led to the Mississippi and Amazon ... 2023 Had Record Lows for Global River Flows"We expect moderate flooding from this event, not major flooding ...

His vision was intriguing: a five-sided, 75-story building that rose 1,002 feet, making it the tallest building in Houston and the tallest in the United States west of the Mississippi River when it ...

To prevent future catastrophes, the Corps proposed and Congress passed a comprehensive flood control program, giving the federal government full responsibility for the Mississippi River for the ...

A flood in 2019 lasted for 90 days ... Ed Britton points at an expanse of shallow water in the Spring Lake Unit in Illinois ...

A flood in 2019 lasted for 90 days ... of shallow water in the Spring Lake Unit in Illinois in the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge. About 100 miles downriver in Illinois ...