Memphis urges hundreds to flee floods
Police officers went door to door Friday urging Memphis residents to leave nearly 1,000 homes expected to be inundated by a near-record flood of the Mississippi River and its tributaries. Full story
Police officers went door to door Friday urging Memphis residents to leave nearly 1,000 homes expected to be inundated by a near-record flood of the Mississippi River and its tributaries. Full story
While a vast swath of America's midsection braces for Mississippi River flooding, a small corner of the Northeast is quietly dealing with high-water headaches of its own. Full story
French police say a second body has been removed from the underwater wreckage of the Air France flight that crashed into the Atlantic Ocean nearly two years ago. Full story
Many residents of the Mississippi Delta are being forced to evacuate as the Big Muddyr pushes south and the water rises. NBC’s Ron Mott reports from Memphis, Tenn.
Mud Island, which juts into the Mississippi, pays homage to the mighty river with an elaborate scale model of it, a museum about its history, and a paddlewheel steamboat that looks like something straight out of "Huckleberry Finn." Full story
Blasting open a levee and submerging more than 200 square miles of Missouri farmland has likely gouged away fertile topsoil, deposited mountains of debris to clear and may even hamper farming in some places for years, experts say. Full story
As people along southern stretches of the Big Muddy prepare for a possible onslaught of floodwater, some who have been hit already are blaming the government. NBC’s Ron Mott reports.
epa02637987 An Indonesian worker takes garbage out of a polluted river in Jakarta, Indonesia, 12 March 2011. World Water Day is marked annually on 22 March. The official United Nations statement reads: This year, UN-Water chose the theme Water and Urbanization under the slogan Water for Cities: Res
Water gushs as the son of Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi Saif al-Islam