Officials in New Jersey are working to address sinkholes affecting major highways in Morris County, particularly on Route 80 ...

According to the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT), the ground beneath I-80 is unstable due to voids left by old mines that were closed and paved over. Over time, these underground ...

Deciding where to live has always been a high-stakes financial decision, but a changing climate makes it even more critical.

What caused the break has not yet been determined. Nearly 400 homes are in the emergency flood zone, Mayor Mike Duggan told reporters Tuesday. Scores of snow-covered vehicles were stuck in water ...

Twelve defence force personnel are being treated in hospital for non-life-threatening injuries after two Australian Defence Force (ADF) military vehicles rolled. NSW Police is investigating what ...

“Aside from the severe local weather and flood conditions, we have a responsibility to keep emergency personnel and volunteers safe from unnecessary risk. “The search and the assessment of the ...

When FEMA last revised its flood maps in 2017, it added 500 Quincy properties to the flood zone. Shea said many of these additions were inaccurate. "We knew the maps were incorrect," Shea said.

Revisions to FEMA's flood maps will remove 300 homes in Quincy from the flood zone. The change could save residents a combined $300,000 annually in flood insurance costs. The revised map ...

Never drive, ride or walk through flood water. Flood water can be deceptive and dangerous. For more emergency information, advice, and access to the latest river heights and rainfall observations ...

Louisiana is the most likely place to find flood insurance, with 21% of its housing covered, followed by Florida, with 18%, Hawaii, with 11%, South Carolina, with 8%, and Delaware, with 6%.

The riskiest are New Jersey ... does a Californians need flood insurance? Well, for starters, check if your home is in an official flood zone. Go to the Federal Emergency Management Agency ...

Fire officials emphasize that the maps are intended to show hazard, not risk — like flood-zone maps that show the probability an area will be submerged, rather than the effects of submersion.