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The McDonald Fire south of Fairbanks, Alaska, was reported to have burned more than 32,000 acres since its inception on June 8. The Bureau of Land Management Alaska Fire Service said the fire is burning in the militaryâs Tanana Flats Training Area. Crews are allowing the fire to burn naturally but are preparing defense operations around nearby cabins.
A tropical disturbance that was capable of producing rainfall rates of 4-6 inches per hour Wednesday caused flooding around Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and triggered the National Weather Service to issue a Flash Flood Emergency.
FEMA's budget shows its Disaster Relief Fund (DRF) running dry in August, at the height of an Atlantic hurricane season that the National Hurricane Center forecasts to be "very busy."
A temporary detour around Teton Pass is under construction days after a landslide catastrophically destroyed a section of the popular route between Wyoming and Idaho.
Over 250,000 visitors are expected to attend the U.S. Open in Pinehurst, North Carolina. The FOX Forecast Center expects temperatures to reach the mid-90s on Friday and Saturday. A typical high temperature in southeastern North Carolina reaches the upper 80s.
A group of Texas A&M students recently implemented their maritime training by carrying out a rescue mission, saving the lives of three people stranded in the Gulf of Mexico for 15 days.
Sea turtle nesting season is in full swing along the Florida coast, and while a vast majority of the marine reptiles are able to make it back to the ocean, some need a little help making their way back into the water.
NASA and Boeing's teams are working through several issues with the Starliner spacecraft before it can undock from the space station and return NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams back to Earth.
Scorching temperatures that have been baking the West will expand to the east over the next several days, setting the stage for cities such as Washington and Philadelphia to see their hottest temperatures so far this year.
A rare intersex kitten at an Oregon animal shelter has surprised veterinarians with its unusual defiance of typical feline genetics.