Overcrowding, environmental damage, unaffordable housing and cultural erosion appear to have pushed communities to their limits, prompting vocal demands to make tourism more sustainable.

The next beach nourishment can’t come quickly enough, according to City Manager Brett Bell after Tybee Island faced erosion ...

The new version of the Water Resources Development Act includes new language that will lower the federal aid threshold for ...

Across rugged highlands, terraces crafted from stone and earth stretch over steep hillsides like giant ripples of water. They ...

There are plenty of places that collect used natural Christmas trees and turn them into mulch but the Town of Whitby is ...

Walk through the city and you’d be forgiven for thinking the squares, parks, and plazas you encounter belong to all of us.

REIDSVILLE POLICE ARE ASKING FOR ANYONE WITH INFORMATION TO COME FORWARD, NO MATTER HOW SMA The city of Greensboro is offering backyard compost bins and rain barrels for sale to residents. This makes ...

Marist College found that 73 percent of adults thought there was a serious threat to the future of our democracy. And ...

KENDRAPARA: Kharasrota and Brahmani rivers are fast devouring vast tracts of land, snatching away livelihoods and displacing a large number of people in Aul and ...

School rugby in Sri Lanka has seen a remarkable rise in popularity over the years, becoming a centrepiece of youth sports and ...

Recognized as the last known location of "the Lost Colony," officials are considering three different options to stabilize ...

After multiple public meetings and preliminary designs, the Evanston shoreline repairs project has yet to find sufficient ...