The Delaware River's salt front -- the line where ocean water and freshwater meet -- has been shifting upstream from its typical spot near Wilmington to about 20 miles north, near the Philadelphia ...

But the Guadalupe River, named in 1689 by Spanish explorers for a revered apparition of the mother of Jesus Christ, also long has held a quiet fury that can unleash powerful, often deadly flooding ...

Whether you’re planning on swimming in the local river, the beach or the pool, a pair of the best water shoes can help keep your feet safe and stable. Unlike typical waterproof shoes you’re ...

Colorado River states still have no unified long-term management plan and ‘are just about out of time,’ experts warn Current operation guidelines for the Colorado River, which provides water ...

The ingredients for the river turned out to be an improvised mixture. Hank [Wynands, the construction coordinator] started with a hundred and fifty thousand gallons of water and buckets of the ...

Equal pain: Hobbs says Arizona will defend its Colorado River water, wants other states to accept cuts Hobbs says Upper Basin states can't 'shirk their responsibilities' Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs ...

A sharp decline in the Paraguay River, which hit a record low this month due to drought upstream in Brazil, is fueling a conflict between the country's fishers and rice farmers over water use in a ...

I have always “ gone down to the river ” in times of personal upheaval—to yearn, to grieve, to cry like water. The remoteness is part of the appeal.

Just before 1 a.m., the river was recorded at 3.43 feet, but by 2:15 a.m., it had surged past 5 feet, according to USGS water data of the San Marcos River.

The study’s early findings, announced at Louisiana’s State of the Coast conference, show that the Mississippi River loses substantial amounts of water and sediment above what’s called the ...