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Office meetings likely had some awkward moments at a Colorado company after 15 coworkers took part in an office retreat to hike Mt. Shavano, only to return with just 14.
The National Park Service said it was forced to implement water restrictions after breaks developed in a critical waterline. Some operations including guest lodging was temporarily shut down until a sufficient water supply returns.
Video shows officials beginning clean-up efforts this week to clear out hundreds of thousands of dead fish in a popular tourist port in the Greek city of Volos.
Roads that were closed after suddenly cracking open under the strain of seismic activity along one of Hawaiiâs most active volcanoes have reopened for traffic.
Multiple states across the U.S. are seeing an early-season outbreak of Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease (EHD), a disease fatal to white-tailed deer.
Authorities are investigating a water buffalo's escape after the large bovid spent three days on the lam in a small Iowa community.
Itâs not only the mainland U.S. that could be in for a bumpy ride when it comes to Labor Day holiday travel, as Hawaii is also bracing for rain that could put the brakes on outdoor plans in parts of the Aloha State.
Severe turbulence rocked a United Airlines flight headed to Chicago on Wednesday, forcing the pilots to divert to Memphis after a passenger was injured.
Dramatic new drone video shows a home torn to shreds by falling trees in the aftermath of this week's savage storms in southwest Michigan.
The National Hurricane Center is giving the Tropical Disturbance about midway between Africa and the Caribbean a medium chance of developing in the next 7 days. There is no identifiable center to track, so the computer forecasts have been inconsistent in their long-range projections. But now more of the predictions show the system gaining organization, and many show it strengthening in the Caribbean.