The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is testing the Bonnet Carré Spillway in Norco as the Mississippi River nears flood thresholds. No full opening has been recommended.

The Janet Huckabee Arkansas River Valley Nature Center was able to save two great horned owlets after a storm by creating a ...

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Following intense rainfall, the Ohio River spilled into downtown Louisville, reaching the highest river level since 1997. The crest, falling just under 37 feet, is the eighth-highest on record for ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — If you notice the level of the Arkansas River dropping on Thursday or Friday, it is not your imagination. The City of Wichita says faulty gate sensors at the dam near the ...

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(KATV) — Parts of Arkansas are still dealing with flooding after a series of days with unending severe weather. It is all hands on deck in Jackson County as the Cache River threatens to pour ...

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – A loose barge has lodged itself against the David D. Terry Lock and Dam on the Arkansas River. According to a Facebook post from the US Army Corps of Engineers, the barge was found ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Hardin County emergency officials have moved operations to West Point as the Ohio River has yet to crest. The move centers resources on the area where the worst has yet to ...

Roy "Tommy" Stucker navigated the floodwaters by boat to his West Point home in far southwest ... places — will only get higher with the Ohio River set to crest in the area Wednesday, but ...

Well with the high water, there's very little impact, our impact occurs when there's extreme low water, that slows down the movement of goods on the river." Hart says.