Growers rushed to pick, pack and truck their bananas out before the rain started, but say it will be difficult to restock ...

Western Express, a privately held truckload carrier with what it says is more than 3,600 power units, has prevailed in an appeals case in the Fourth Circuit involving a 2018 crash in Rockbridge County ...

A London mural of Hokusai's Great Wave was nearly destroyed when a drug lab exploded next door, but there are many more on walls around the world.

Jan 7 (Reuters) - Storm surges often are the most deadly and destructive phenomena to accompany a hurricane or tropical cyclone. Here is an explanation of how they form and why they are so dangerous.

The biggest that we know of saw a wall of water 70 feet high crashing into Britain's shores. The Storegga slides were a series of three massive underwater landslides that triggered a tsunami event ...

A storm surge is water that is pushed onto shore by a hurricane. It is rarely a "wall of water" as often claimed, but rather a rise of water that can be as rapid as several feet in just a few minutes.

The wall of water swept up nearly everything in its path, cars, buildings and people. Six-year-old Siddiq was one of them. The wave ripped him from his mother sow does arms. His body has never ...