Florida-bound Hurricane Milton’s top wind speed slowed to 155 miles per hour in the early morning hours Tuesday, and the storm dropped to an “extremely powerful” Category 4 hurricane, according to the ...

As intense Hurricane Milton—now a Category 4—charges across the Gulf Coast, millions have been ordered to evacuate. Less than two weeks after Helene impacted the southern United States, Milton, which ...

Twenty years ago this week, and just short of one month after Hurricane Katrina destroyed parts of the Mississippi coast and put New Orleans under water for weeks, the unthinkable happened: An even ...

Farmers across multiple southeastern states have taken a multibillion-dollar financial hit to their land, produce and animals after Hurricane Helene struck in late September. From pecans to tomatoes ...

As much as 3 feet of rain could fall on Nicaragua and Honduras. Hurricane Eta, which strengthened into a Category 4 storm on Monday, may dump as much as 3 feet of rain on several Central American ...

Twenty years later, Edward Buckles Jr. remembers Katrina − remembers at age 13 having his neighborhood swept away by the hurricane's raging waters, a defining moment of his life that would dislodge ...

The National Weather Service Hurricane Center is reporting this season’s latest storm, Hurricane Theo, could cause more devastation than Katrina and Rita combined. Initial storm tracks estimate wind ...

"Together, we can make a real impact in supporting families as they navigate the challenges ahead," the organization said. By Christy Piña Associate Editor The singer-songwriter contributed $5 million ...

On January 20, 2025, President Donald Trump signed an executive order that changed the name of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America. Legally, the name-change only impacts federal agencies.

America's first solar-powered community has had a "mind-blowing" effect on residents' power bills—and it's even getting attention for surviving Hurricane Milton unscathed, and without losing power.

The Galveston Hurricane of 1900 was by far America's deadliest, wiping out a booming city in southeast Texas. On Sept. 8, 1900, 125 years ago tonight, a Category 4 hurricane roared into Galveston ...

Scientific and media bias promote the illusion that global warming produces nothing but bad results.