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Florida wildlife sanctuary swamped after 9 inches of rain, residents say drainage calls unanswered

A flooded street with "Road Closed" and "High Water" signs visible.

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Florida gets 'WAZE for flooding,' but the 37 cameras behind it face a 2026 funding cliff

A city skyline obscured by Saharan dust clouds, with trees in the foreground.

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Texas drought worsens in Rio Grande Valley: 'This is a huge problem'

A worker in a bucket truck repairs equipment on a utility pole on a clear day.

Business

East Texas is getting taller utility poles, and SWEPCO says outages should drop

A view of the ocean under a cloudy sky with varying shades of blue and gray.

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Tropical Storm Fay forms in the Atlantic with little threat, as El Niño stifles the season

Air traffic control room with multiple monitors displaying flight data and a view of an airport runway.

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AI starts helping manage Washington air traffic, and rollout is moving unusually fast

Two people walk in a flooded street while a vehicle drives through the water during Typhoon Dujuan in Japan.

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Japan orders nearly 2 million to evacuate as Typhoon Dujuan batters Tokyo

An aerial view of a power substation with various equipment and multiple electrical lines.

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Massachusetts awards $40.3 million for battery storage, backup power at critical sites

A car approaches a road with potholes and puddles on a cloudy day.

Tech

Britain's drivers could see a pothole surge after record heatwaves, officials warns

A beach scene in Santa Monica, California, at sunset with a pier, amusement rides, and people strolling along the shoreline.

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California city starts beach repairs after Hurricane Marie washes out festival site

A view of Springfield, Massachusetts, skyline along a river, featuring autumn foliage and a large dome building.

Business

Massachusetts city rolls out fixed power rate, and residents could save about $17 a month

Two black trash bins with blue lids labeled "City of Longview" placed on a residential street.

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Texas city's recycling program survives split council vote after mayor declines to break tie