Updated: 10:47 PM Some residents are complaining that the trash and debris washed down a local creek by runoff from heavy rains is not only an eyesore, but also a safety concern.

Posted: 10:56 AM Parts of a Central Texas city hall that flooded during a heavy rain remained closed for another day Tuesday.

Posted: 10:56 AM Prince Harry will check out the damage from Superstorm Sandy as well as the recovery efforts during a visit Tuesday to New Jersey.

Posted: 4:57 PM Central Texas set a low temperature record Monday.

Posted: 1:38 PM A strong wind blew ice sheets ashore and right up to lakeside doorsteps in northern Minnesota.

Posted: 12:40 PM The sun has unleashed the strongest solar flare of the year, so far.

Posted: 11:30 AM Parts of a Central Texas city hall were still closed Monday, several days after the building flooded during a heavy rain.

Posted: 1:08 PM A project is underway to track the carbon footprints of major cities.

Posted: 12:09 PM Heavy rain and a clogged drain combined to flood a portion of a Central Texas city hall.

Updated: 11:24 PM ERCOT says Texas’ power grid experienced a record useage level on Wednesday and in these days of extreme heat, increased useage is expected daily.

Posted: 6:02 PM Neighborhoods in and around Vicksburg were beginning to flood Friday.

Posted: 10:47 AM Louisiana’s governor has toured a tornado-ravaged town where young mother died while shielding her infant son.

Posted: 12:31 PM Volunteers were helping residents dig out after rains caused mudslides in Southern California.

Posted: 9:17 AM Today

Posted: 11:47 AM Thousands were still without power Thursday after a crippling Election Day ice storm.

Updated: 1:25 PM The atmosphere on Venus is certainly unforgiving, but not as boring as scientists have thought.

Updated: 11:51 AM Houston is using 20 million dollars in federal funding to enhance security at more than 50 apartment developments with heavy concentrations of Hurricane Katrina evacuees.

Posted: 3:07 PM The US Navy prepared on Friday to deliver much-needed food and medical supplies to hundreds of thousands of Bangladeshis whose homes were destroyed by Cyclone Sidr, a top US military commander said.

Updated: 11:13 AM Fall weather finally came to Texas today, ending an unseasonably warm November with a taste of winter-like conditions