Month: July 2024

(TNS) - Campfires and other activities that could spark wildfires are being banned across parts of western Montana as dry, hot weather creates extreme risk...

Is America prepared for the next health epidemic? Apparently, some states are more prepared than others, at least in terms of the number of hospital...

(TNS) - After a lightning storm Monday, the Hill Fire's scorching tongue encompassed 3,437 acres in Six Rivers National Forest roughly eight miles away from...

(TNS) - As Tina Kitzmiller sat inside her sweltering apartment, windows and doors open in the hope of catching even the slightest breeze, she was...

Vermont’s Public Safety Communications Task Force announced that it has hired a provider to assess the state’s emergency communications across the board, including the capabilities...

(TNS) - Just minutes before a powerful storm began ravaging the streets of downtown Rome, Joey Long, of Taberg, noticed the shift in weather as...

(TNS) — Emergency crews are racing to evacuate residents in Nashville, Ill., after a series of dam breaches in the area.“Attention The Failure of the Nashville dam is...

As people from Texas to Wisconsin dry themselves out from recent floods, a New York-based company called Floodbase has released a product designed to give...

(TNS) — The Elk Grove Police Department plans to add three aerial drones to assist in the line of duty, a trend that many law...

(TNS) — If you were in Marina Friday morning and noticed signs and military officials blocking off certain parts of Gigling Road and Sixth Army...