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Trump signed an order to redefine "showerhead" and boost water flow. He claims Biden's rules made showers weak and overregulated appliances. Critics warn the move could raise water use and ...

A tornado was making its way through Rochelle. "A neighbor told me, 'I don't think you have a home,'" Watsana Thiravong says. The family lives in Minnesota now, but was relatively new to Rochelle ...

2024 in the Lake Fairways community in North Fort Myers after a tornado associated with Hurricane Milton ripped through the neighborhood the day before. Her son, Matt Kelly, dove on top of her as ...

A tornado flattened several homes in a neighborhood in Senatobia, Mississippi, on April 2, during storms that impacted northern parts of the state, as well as Tennessee, Arkansas, and Missouri.

He dished to Geekie, who unleashed a wrister from the top of the circle that snuck under ... The Bruins stemmed the Hurricanes during the first 10 minutes of the second with Swayman acting like ...

Rising river levels in Kentucky are prompting evacuations and warnings to move to safer ground, with water rescues under ... including four tornado reports, 78 wind reports, and five hail reports ...

Many communities were left reeling from tornadoes that destroyed entire neighborhoods ... and dozens of pets were moved away from rising water, a fire official said. “The main arteries through ...

The rising water levels have prompted rescues and road ... came after days of heavy rains and tornadoes that killed at least 16 people, including a 5-year-old in Arkansas and a firefighter in ...

A family in Nevada is showing Ozarks First the damage to their home and business, which is considered unsalvageable after being hit by an EF-1 tornado on ... took the whole top of our house ...

Many communities were left reeling from tornadoes that destroyed entire neighborhoods ... through Hopkinsville are probably 2 feet under water,” Jerry Gilliam, Christian County judge-executive ...