With temperatures climbing into the 50s in some areas, the Coast Guard is warning people to stay off the ice or take precautions. With temperatures climbing into the 50s in some areas, ...

Demolition orders from Louisville Metro Government tripled between 2023 and 2024 as the city cracks down on frequent code violators.

Some of the most dangerous ice, ... pressure cracks in the ice can develop within hours,” Department of Natural Resources law ...

NASA satellites looked down on huge cracks forming in sea ice in Canada's far north. What is it? The Amundsen Gulf is named ...

City officials are addressing unsafe street conditions as residents and business owners scramble to clear icy sidewalks. Boston issued over 1,200 citations for uncleared sidewalks this week. Skip ...

The ice on the roads could lead to dangerous to "impossible" travel conditions at times, ... Insulate and seal cracks or openings to prevent drafts and preserve the heat.

Sen. Blackburn rides along with ICE in Tennessee, proposes anti-doxing legislation as Nashville becomes immigration flash point with Mayor O'Connell under investigation by GOP lawmakers.

Ice is getting more dangerous as the world warms, study suggests. As the climate has warmed in recent years, ice thickness across the Northern Hemisphere has declined. October 5, 2024.

Some of the most dangerous ice, ... pressure cracks in the ice can develop within hours,” Department of Natural Resources law enforcement supervisor in Newberry Lt. Skip Hagy said in a Jan. 10 ...

Warm weather is making ice unsafe. What the Coast Guard says you should know in Michigan. Sarah Moore. ... “Even during consistent cold stretches, pressure cracks in the ice can develop within hours,” ...

Some of the most dangerous ice, according to outdoors officials, is what's known as "shelf ice" forming along the Great Lakes shores, officials say. ... pressure cracks in the ice can develop within ...

On Tuesday, the Strengthening Traffic Enforcement, Education and Responsibility (STEER) Act went into effect in D.C. to combat dangerous drivers who don’t live in the District.