Venice authorities discover why canal turned fluorescent green

A mysterious patch of fluorescent green water that appeared in Venice’s famed Grand Canal Sunday was caused by a chemical commonly used in underwater construction to help identify leaks, environmental authorities say.

Dramatic water rescue caught on camera after woman falls into raging rapids

Nova Scotia wildfires are 'out of control', force 16,000 people from homes

The bizarre history of Groundhog Day, Features

River in Japan turns lime green, investigation underway

Morched Garbouj on LinkedIn: WSJ News Exclusive Coca-Cola Trials Turning Hard-to-Recycle Plastic Into…

Friends, former colleagues look back on Jim Rasor's career at WSIL, News

Tropics may come alive as hurricane season gets underway

Dianne Feinstein presents Democrats with problem they can't solve

People urged to stay indoors as smoke from Canadian wildfires continues to create unhealthy air quality from the Midwest to the Northeast, National

Hunters are swarming the Florida Everglades for the annual python challenge. The state says it's vital to save the ecosystem, Features

June 3, 2023 Weekly Newsletter