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Sunday, 16th, August 2026 INDIANAPOLIS, I.N. – At least seven people have died and hundreds of structures have been damaged or threatened after days of severe thunderstorms, destructive winds and historic flooding swept across Indiana, prompting emergency declarations, evacuations, water rescues and widespread infrastructure damage. The deadly stretch of weather began Aug. 11 and continued … Continue reading “Seven Dead As Historic Flooding, Severe Storms Devastate Indiana”
Sunday, 16th, August 2026 HAWAII COUNTY, H.I. – One person was killed in a storm-related traffic crash Saturday as Hurricane Lala brought torrential rainfall, damaging winds, power outages and hazardous conditions to Hawaii, Gov. Josh Green said. Green confirmed the fatality in a video update Saturday afternoon, Aug. 15, as Lala made its closest approach … Continue reading “One Dead In Storm-Related Crash As Hurricane Lala Impacts Hawaii”
SEVIER COUNTY, U.T. (AP) – Two helicopter pilots were killed after their aircraft crashed while battling a large wildfire in central Utah, authorities confirmed Saturday. The pilots were aboard a Sikorsky Skycrane helicopter when it crashed Friday morning while supporting firefighting operations in the Fishlake National Forecast, according to the Sevier County sheriff. The crash … Continue reading “Two Helicopter Pilots Killed While Fighting Massive Utah Wildfires”
Monday, 3rd, August 2026 SPOKANE, W.A. (AP) – Tens of thousands of residents have been forced to flee their homes as fast-moving wildfires continue to devastate eastern Washington, destroying hundreds of buildings, leaving thousands without electricity and prompting state officials to declare a statewide emergency. Approximately 60,000 people have been ordered to evacuate portions of … Continue reading “Thousands Evacuate As Washington Wildfires Destroy Hundreds Of Buildings”