The Mississippi River is considered the most endangered in the U.S. due to uncertainty over the Federal Emergency Management Agency's future, according to an environmental group based in Washington ...

The Mississippi River's endangered status stems from uncertainty ... The increase in flooding has affected West Tennesseans as recently as the beginning of April. After a weekend of storms and ...

The Mississippi River is cresting earlier and slightly lower than expected, with no immediate plans to open the Bonnet Carré ...

“so we can hopefully really begin to change how we handle big rivers.” More: Latest federal Water Resources Development Act addresses climate extremes and flooding along the Mississippi River ...

The Mississippi River is the nation’s most endangered river ... “so we can hopefully really begin to change how we handle big rivers.” A donation from you helps keep articles like this ...

New Albany’s beloved Park Along the River will be temporarily closed to the public as the Little Tallahatchie Riverway Conservancy (a ...

Levels will begin falling shortly after. The Mississippi River at Baton Rouge is currently in the moderate stage at 39.24 feet. It is expected to reach major flood stage, over 40 feet, by Thursday.

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says it will begin practice operations ... from the National Weather Service shows the Mississippi River nearing the threshold for opening.

At this height, river levels are still below minor flood stage. Levels will begin falling shortly after. The Mississippi River at Baton Rouge is currently in the minor stage at 35.71 feet.

The rising Mississippi River has prompted the Army Corps of Engineers ... the river cresting at around 16.5 feet on April 30 before beginning to fall, making a spillway opening possible.

Members of the Upper Mississippi River Waterway Association will tour ... for wheat industry members to see the whole system from beginning to end in such a short period of time.

The Mississippi River is the nation’s most endangered river ... “so we can hopefully really begin to change how we handle big rivers.” The Gazette has been informing Iowans with in-depth ...