Considered the gateway to the North Shore, Gooseberry Falls State Park makes an ideal ... Editor's note: Several state park trails were closed due to flooding damage at the time of publication.

Wichita Falls and much of North Texas are enduring stormy, soggy weather that has produced flooding across the region and prompted the National Weather Service to warn of continued flooding danger.

Heavy rain and thunderstorms caused flooding and road closures in Wichita Falls. Over 2.5 inches of rain fell in a short period, prompting a flood watch until Thursday morning. The Wichita River ...

Sky9’s aerial footage on Thursday revealed the extent of the damage: entire trees, torn from riverbanks, were floating downstream and slamming into everything in their path. At the historic Monocacy ...

The city of Wichita Falls has targeted some specific areas of the city where the danger of flooding may be critical. The National Weather Service has placed much of the region in a flood watch and ...

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Wichita Falls residents voiced concerns at a city council meeting about flooding on the East Side after heavy rains. Residents questioned why some areas of the city were spared from flooding while ...

PARADISE, MI -- The trail connecting the Upper and Lower Falls in Tahquamenon Falls State Park is temporarily closed. The park posted that due to trees that came down in the winter and high water ...

In addition to the tornado warning, a flash flood warning, and severe thunderstorm warning were in effect for much of the area. Excessive heavy rainfall is leading to flooding of low-lying areas ...

The Kettle Falls Historical Center museum in northeastern Washington has reopened after a broken pipe caused major water ...

Saturday showers have caused flooding for some people in the Metro. Rainfall totals were generally between 2 and 3 inches, with some isolated spots picking up over 3 inches. On Rouser Road in ...

The U.S. National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for regions of North Louisiana. The flood watch will remain in effect from 7 a.m. on Tuesday, May 6 until 7 a.m. on Wednesday ...