It turns out that rivers choose their path based on erosion – a discovery that could transform flood planning and restoration.

"Sometimes we find something new that we were not looking for," the Wisconsin Historical Society said about the discovery.

Air and water pollution, downstream flooding and coastal land loss are among the environmental pressures that are putting the health and future of the waterway — and the communities that depend on it ...

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Why do some rivers split? UCSB scientists found the answer—and it could change how we restore and manage waterways.

Ongoing sewage leaks and overflows have kept the Pearl River and tributaries in and near Jackson under a water contact ...

Discover why New Orleans is called 'The Crescent City.' Learn how its unique shape along the Mississippi River gave it this ...

The Corps of Engineers released a revised study on potential flood controls for the of the Pearl River that runs through ...

Ten campers and their 19-year-old counselor are among those still missing from Camp Mystic, where 27 died in one of the ...

Big Hill Pond State Park sprawls across 4,138 acres of southwestern Tennessee’s Hardeman County like nature’s answer to the ...

These factors, especially in the Balcones Escarpment landscape in Central Texas, make Flash Flood Alley one of the most flood ...

That percentage doesn’t tell the complete story, however. While farmers in the West and southeast Texas have endured weeks of ...