Companies and regulators are not doing enough to protect water quality in and around Ottumwa, writes Connie Hammersley-Wilson ...

Union Pacific, a freight rail company, is accused of violating California law after train cars spilled tons of coal last year into the Sierra Nevada’s largest river. On Feb. 11, 2024, a train with at ...

NEW KENT COUNTY, Va. — A CSX freight train derailed in Providence Forge, Virginia on Saturday afternoon, causing diesel fuel spillage and disrupting rail service in the area. The derailment happened ...

Tennessee quarterback Joey Aguilar (6) pulls back for the throw during an NCAA college football game against Oklahoma on November 1, 2025, in Knoxville, Tenn. / Brianna Paciorka/News Sentinel / USA ...

OTTUMWA, Iowa (KYOU) - Ottumwa residents took a closer look at the risk of coal ash affecting the community. Connie Hammersley-Wilson lives near the Ottumwa coal ash landfill. Outside her home one day ...

Even though the Tennessee football team went into Lexington and departed with a 56-34 victory over Kentucky, many Volunteer fans were not pleased with the number of yards and points that the defense ...

OU football's Spanish radio broadcast crew will be sharing space Saturday at Tennessee's Neyland Stadium for the Sooners' big SEC matchup with the Vols. Sooner Radio's Toby Rowland shared on social ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) — Union Pacific is moving forward with plans to build and expand groundwater treatment facilities in the 29th and Grove neighborhood, following the Wichita City Council’s approval ...

A train derailment last Saturday dumped coal and diesel fuel into wetlands near the Chickahimony River in Virginia, and nearby residents and environmentalists worry that the contaminants could flow ...

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More than 690,000 Tennesseans will not receive food aid they rely on in November if the federal government shutdown continues, according to a memo sent by the Tennessee Department of Human Services.